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Artist Judith Blum Reddy's work, shaped by the Holocaust and displacement across continents, is explored alongside fellow artists who channeled displacement into art, framed by poetry and themes of memory and resistance.
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00:05I just like making maps.
00:09Imaginary ones and real ones.
00:13These are sort of imaginary real ones, I guess.
00:16This map that I'm doing here is completely invented.
00:44Judy draws maps.
00:47Not of places as they are, but of how they feel.
00:51Maps of displacement, of loss, of resistance.
00:57The Book of the Dead, it's called.
00:59And it's a list of all the Jews sent from Austria to this camp.
01:04All the transport, all the car numbers, all the trains.
01:06It's very German.
01:09I kept coming back to those trains.
01:11And I think of the partition.
01:14The trains moved people escaping from one zone to another.
01:21I come from there.
01:23I come from there.
01:25And I have memories.
01:28The End
01:28The End
01:28The End

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