A Growing Global Memorial
The Six Million Project is a participatory art memorial honoring the six million Jewish victims of the Holocaust. Participants paint rectangles on paper which are combined into large-scale collective artworks. Each painted rectangle represents one life. Together, the works transform an unimaginable number into something physical, visible, and human.
The project continues to expand through worldwide participation. Each completed page increases the scale and visibility of the collective memorial.
The aim of the project is for the completed painting to be exhibited in one large museum space, creating a monumental exhibition that confronts the scale of loss while affirming Jewish resilience, continuity, and collective strength.
Workshops
How millions of small rectangles become a memorial artwork
Paint Individual Rectangles
Complete Pages
Build Monumental Artworks
Ways to Take Part
From schools and synagogues to personal milestones, every gathering can become an act of remembrance.
Yom HaShoah School Activity
King David Linksfield, Johannesburg, South Africa.
Yahrzeit Memorial Event
Detroit, Michigan, USA
Second Generation Gatherings
Holon - Beit Lihyot
Telfed Activities
Raanana, Israel
Staff Development Activity
United Herzlia Schools, Cape Town, South Africa
School Activities
Ironi Dalet High School, Tel Aviv
תיכון עירוני ד׳, תל אביב
Milestone Birthdays
Celebrating an 80th Birthday together in Ramat Hasharon, Israel
