Zsolt Demecs: The Descedants of Seth

The exhibition is free to visit:
29 August 2023 – 08 October 2023
Tuesday – Sunday from 12 to 7 pm.
Closed on Mondays and public holidays
Curator: Péter Baki

The Descendants of Seth is Zsolt Demecs’s exhibition of photos taken at such events of the EMIH – Hungarian Jewish Association that were related to children.

The Torah says of Seth’s son, Enos: “He was first to call the name of the Lord upon the earth.”

The burden of the incomprehensible Holocaust has weighed heavily on the survivors and the generations born in its wake. The fathers and mothers of the next generations continued to teach their children the power of the wonderful Name of the Lord that transcends all understanding.

The children in the 12 photos of the exhibition at PaperLab Gallery are part of a generation who, having left the burden of a never-to-be-forgotten Holocaust behind them, can now look into the future.  

Invoking the Name of the Lord and giving thanks to Him is the way to the blessings of His love for The Descendants of Seth.

In order to see the gallery please click or tap on one side of the image.
Jewish wedding. The bride is greeted by a friend at the end of the Orthodox Jewish wedding ceremony on the Danube bank, outside the Bálna event centre.
Dedication of the synagogue. Rededication ceremony of the Pesti Stibel, the synagogue in Vörösmarty Street, outside the building.
Haircutting ritual. A three-year-old boy’s haircutting ceremony at the Nagyfuvaros Street Synagogue in Budapest. In religious families, boys’ hair is not cut until they are three years old.
Succoth. A boy prays with the lulav, the festive bouquet, on the Feast of Tabernacles, in the Vasvári Pál Street Synagogue in Budapest.
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