A reading of the Auschwitz Trilogy and a visit to the tomb of Primo Levi in Turin led Alexandra Genís to conceive this project that reflects on the link between the death of the Piedmontese writer and his writing. The author herself uses charcoal, black ink, white ink, bleach or lemon juice on different types of paper.

The installation can be visited with the entrance to the Museum of Jewish History, at the usual time, within the area of the cemetery.

Opening: Saturday 23 September at noon by the artist and Joan-Lluís Lluís, writer and translator. With the collaboration of Marina Ivanenko (violin).

Organized by: Patronat Call de Girona