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Loss and Regeneration, Holocaust memorial sculpture at United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington DC, United States.

The bronze sculpture consists of two elements: a tall tree-like form representing a figure and a house structure positioned upside down on its roof.

Created as a memorial to children who died during the Holocaust, the sculpture incorporates text from a poem written by a child in Terezin ghetto.

The bronze elements engage in symbolic dialogue, with the inverted house representing disrupted security while the tall figure signifies future possibilities.

Located on the plaza along Raoul Wallenberg Place, the two components stand approximately 100 feet apart from each other.

The sculpture transforms universal symbols into a narrative about destruction and renewal through its abstract geometric forms and spatial arrangement.

GPS coordinates: 38.88680,-77.03320

Latest update: March 6, 2025 04:54

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