The artist Alexsandro Palombo surprised with a new wall dedicated to commemorating the 80 years of Auschwitz’s liberation. He warned that anti -Semitism is “everywhere.”
The provocator Street Artist Alexsandro Palombo produced a new mural that appeared in the city of Milan to commemorate The 80th anniversary of Auschwitz’s liberation. On the wall, Palombo portrayed Pope Francis with three of the last Italian survivors of the Simpsons style fields.
The three survivors portrayed next to the Holy Father are Edith Bruck, Liliana Segre and Sami Modianopainted as if they were part of the Clan of the animated series the Simpsons. In the drawing, you can see Bergoglio with a poster with the message: “Anti -Semitism is everywhere.”
Art against Holocaust
On the occasion of the Holocaust’s memory, the Italian raised his voice about anti -Semitism, denial and indifference, with the universal language of cartoons, to honor three of the last Italian survivors of the Shoah and called not to forget the darkest page in the history of humanity.
The work, entitled “High! Stoj! “,” It is not at all recommended for an adult audience, but if this happens, the adult must always be accompanied by a child, ”said Palombo. In 2015 he created the iconic works series never again, the Simpsons deported to Auschwitz. Nor is it the first time that he paints Bergoglio, who had already cost him on the walls like a beggar, during the pandemic.
His irreverent style is well known for the amount of irruptions in the public road of northern Italy -he has lived in Milan for more than 30 years -, among others, a scene by Giorgia Meloni as a Virgin.
Pope Francis will head between young people from Israel, Palestine and the USA
Young people from Israel, Palestine and the United States will meet for the first time to share a unique interreligious experience in its kind. The conclave will take place between February 2 and 5 in the Vaticanunder the MEANING MEETS USA scenario, organized by Occurrent Scholas, the University of the United States, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Middle Meets and the University of Notre Dame.
The meeting seeks to respond to the crisis of meaning, promoting education and encounter as paths towards understanding and peace. In addition to the Holy See, other spaces in Rome will be on the stage of the meetings in which participants from traditions Muslim, Jewish and Christianwill participate in educational and artistic activities designed by Scholas and in special sessions of Middle Meets.
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