USC Fisher Museum of Art Review

We went to see the artist David Kasan (David Kassan)'s Survival. It commemorates them with portraits of Holocaust survivors in reality. It commemorates their survival by portraying them in reality. In addition to the individual portraits, there is a mural the same size as them. The physical-sized holograms are also fascinating and you can ask questions about them. The exhibition is interactive and heartfelt, detailing more than five years of the artist's journey with the theme, not just the theme. It is a beautiful and important exhibition, especially in the present era. It is rare to see an artist retreating and letting his subject take center stage.