A curation by Vlad Merariu, Curator at Dance Artworks Gallery - Never again holds public remembrance beside the vulnerability of individual lives. In views of Berlin’s Holocaust memorial, repeated blocks, narrow passages and shifting light give absence a physical scale. Portraits, fractured figures and symbolic objects interrupt that architectural order, returning our attention to the people whom Nazi persecution sought to erase. A remembered scene of Jewish communal life brings continuity into the frame. Across photography, painting and print, the collection considers how images carry memory, and where they leave us with silence. The title is a responsibility: to remember the Jews murdered in the Holocaust, to honour those who survived, and to resist antisemitism and the dehumanisation on which persecution depends.