Watch the story behind the project.
"For the first time, all six million are visible—every life represented, every rectangle painted by hand, forming a single, powerful memorial that can be seen in its entirety."
– Liora Blum, Founder
How the Project Comes Together
Every page you colour becomes part of something much bigger.
Each small A4 page contains hundreds of hand-painted rectangles. Once completed, the pages are scanned and digitally assembled into one large artwork — one of 100 monumental pieces representing the six million Jewish victims of the Holocaust.
Thousands of individual pages are needed to complete the full collection.
What begins as simple colouring transforms into powerful collective remembrance.
750,920
rectangles painted
Each rectangle represents one life remembered.
Participants around the world paint small rectangles that together form 100 panels of 60,000 rectangles each — representing the six million Jewish lives lost in the Holocaust.
Today's Contributions
Ironi Dalet High School
Tel Aviv, Israel
+2,000
rectangles
