‘Simpsons’ Characters Portrayed as Holocaust Victims at the Milan Shoah Memorial

1

On the occasion of Holocaust Remembrance Day, artist Alexsandro Palombo created two murals at Milan’s Shoah Memorial at Central Station (Binario 21). The murals “Track 21 The Simpsons deported to Auschwitz” depict the Simpson family being transported to Nazi concentration camps.

Roberto Jarach, president of the foundation, stated that the intention behind this art was appreciated, and not seen as particularly harmful. Hundreds of Jews were loaded onto livestock wagons from Track 21, headed to concentration camps such as Auschwitz-Birkenau, Mauthausen, Bergen-Belsen, Flossenbürg, Ravensbrück, Fossoli, and Bolzano. Track 21 is now a memorial to honor those who had to endure the atrocities of World War II.

More: Instagram h/t: boredpanda

3
4
5
6

“Never Again” The Simpsons in Auschwitz
“There are images impressed in memory which we would like to erase. These should never be erased” — Alexsandro Palombo

7
8
9
10
11
12
13

If you want more awesome content, subscribe to Design You Trust Facebook page.

More Inspiring Stories

Artist Marissa Napoletano Blends Realism and Fantasy in Her Stunning Paintings of Goddesses

Metamorphosis: The Superb Embroidery Street Art by Aheneah

Turkish Artist Hossein Diba Creates These Creepy Realistic Recreations Of “The Simpsons” Characters That Will Give You Nightmares

Giant Artwork By Calligraphy Artist Pokras Lampas Destroyed In Yekaterinburg, Russia

Quirky Interventions By Octavi Serra Question The Rules Of Public Spaces

Brzilian Street Artist Goes Viral After Using Trees As ‘Hair’ For His Women’s Portraits

Banksy's New Graffiti Appeared in Bristol, at The Beginning of A Street with One of The Steepest Climbs, Reaching 22 Degrees

Optical Illusions and Graffiti Murals by Shozy

Norway Will Cut Through An Island In Tribute To Massacre Victims

Leon Keer’s Anamorphic Street Art That Transforms Flat Surfaces into Realistic 3D Scenes

Ryan Altounji Illustrates Complex Feelings And Emotions That Every One Of Us Has Felt At Some Point

Illustrations Of Pop Culture Characters By EFIX Blend Into Walls And Sidewalks

Models Become Their Favorite Foods In Photographic Series

Banksy's Latest Artwork "Valentine's Day Mascara" Dismantled Within Hours of Claiming It

Artist Jamie Paul Scanlon Creates Stunning Street Art Inpired By Pop Characters And Horrror Movies

IKEA Recreated Living Rooms From 'The Simpsons,' 'Friends' And 'Stranger Things' With Its Own Furniture

French Street Artist Takes Recycling To Another Level By Transforming Discarded Mattresses Into Delicious Food Sculptures

Artist ‘Vandalizes’ The Streets With His Fun And Unique Pixel Art

Exploring Life, Death, Spirituality, and Pop Culture through Artworks of Gina Kiel

Doh! The Alternate View On Simpsons By Stanislaw Bashkow

Urban by Accident: The Modern Graffiti Art by Yann L'Outsider

Golden Ink Mastercraft: Hyper-Realistic Golden Tattoos Created by Jooa

Fun with Shapes and Forms: Organic 3D Artworks by Roman Bratschi

A Giant Cosmonaut Yury Gagarin Lands On A Mural Outside Moscow, Russia

Amazing Sci-Fi Artworks by Matt Griffin

This 3D Graffiti Art Will Play Tricks On Your Mind

Truthful Images That Show Why Holocaust Memorial Selfies Are So Disrespectful

The “Multi-Story” Surrealistic Portraits and Street Ar by Cristian Blanxer

Invader’s New 'Star Wars' Street Art Project Pays Homage To OG Filming Locations

French Artist Turns A Gas Tank Into A Giant 3D Sphynx Cat