Prussian Blue

Yishai Jusidman’s Prussian Blue is a series of paintings rendered almost exclusively in one of the earliest artificially developed pigments used by European painters—Prussian Blue.

Tensions between color and history, perception and materiality, picture and painting, are the subject of the series that Yishai Jusidman devotes to an extremely thorny problem: How may we, how should we visualize the Holocaust? Painting allows the artist to plunge into the labyrinth of memory while the imagery submitted to his brush recaptures both excruciating presences and silences.

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