Watch the sculpture move between abstraction and the Star of David.
Music by Evgeny Khavtan.

A global memorial initiative honoring the victims of October 7, 2023.
Through public art, Eternal Star Project carries their memory forward and affirms Jewish resilience and continuity.
October 7, 2023, was the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust. Remembering the lives taken is a responsibility that extends beyond anniversaries.
At a time of rising antisemitism, places of remembrance affirm the dignity of Jewish life and carry its stories forward.
Eternal Star Project is a vision for places of remembrance that honor the lives taken on October 7, 2023, stand in solidarity with the Jewish people, and carry their memory forward through public art.
October 7, 2023, was the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust. The Hamas-led attacks devastated families and communities, leaving a profound wound in Israel and throughout the Jewish world. Behind the history are individual lives, each with a name, a family and a future that was taken away.
The surge in antisemitism since October 7 has deepened the urgency of this work. Jewish communities continue to face hostility, threats and violence at levels far above those recorded before the attacks. Visible places of remembrance affirm the dignity of Jewish life and the right to live openly, safely and without fear.
Our vision is a worldwide constellation of memorials, rooted in their local communities and connected by Eternal Star. Each place will offer its own response to remembrance while belonging to a larger commitment to honoring the victims of October 7 and sustaining their memory across gene
At the heart of the initiative is Eternal Star, a kinetic sculpture inspired by the work of the late Jewish artist Vadim Grinberg. Its interwoven metal forms change through movement, light and the perspective of the viewer. At certain moments, they resolve into the Star of David before returning to abstraction.
Each Eternal Star memorial is envisioned as a distinct design shaped by its site and community. Landscape, architecture, materials, inscriptions and gathering spaces can respond to local history, surroundings and the ways that people come together to remember.

Our vision is a worldwide network of Eternal Star memorials, each shaped by its community and connected by a shared symbol of remembrance.

Manes JCC | Project in Development | Planned Construction: 2027
The New York memorial is being developed in Plainview, the hometown of Captain Omer Neutra, an Israeli-American tank platoon commander killed defending Israel on October 7, 2023.

Sculptor. Painter. Designer. Poet.
Vadim Grinberg's practice moved across disciplines, with sculpture, painting, design, and poetry informing one another.
The Artist Behind the Inspiration
Eternal Star Project draws inspiration from Grinberg's work, bringing movement and sculptural form into a shared space of remembrance.
Preserving His Legacy
His estate is managed by his daughter, Julia Grinberg, together with Vadeli Arts, which preserves his legacy and shares his work with collectors, curators, and institutions worldwide.
Julia Brown
Los Angeles Office
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Julia Fenster
New York Office
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