Three Jewish boys stand in profile, each representing a different cultural Jewish community. Their faces are softly illuminated in orange—a deliberate symbol of solidarity with the Bibas family and all hostages. At the heart of this painting lies a powerful theme: unity. Despite their varied backgrounds, the boys share the same determined gaze, embodying the collective strength and resilience that surged in the wake of October 7th. Their expressions span a range of emotions—solemnity, introspection, resilience, hope, and quiet determination. The result is a deeply human portrayal of how the Jewish people mourn, heal, and rise together. This artwork serves as a tribute to the Bibas family, all the hostages, and those we’ve lost. More than a memorial, it’s a visual call to uphold unity—a reminder that we are strongest when we stand as one. This painting is available as a mixed-media (semi-original) piece and as high-quality prints in various sizes. Printed on canvas, stretched, and ready to hang. Also available in paper prints, canvas prints, and Lucite. Custom sizes and framing options available.

Dimensions

10x8 inches