Not Far Away “exhibit brings together more than 700 original objects and 400 photographs from over 20 institutions and museums around the world. As the JHM states on its website, “ Dimensions in Testimony ensures that future generations will still be able to speak with and learn from survivors.” Your unique questions prompt his recorded responses-made possible by specialized recording and display technologies and next-generation natural language processing.
To create this experience Pinchas answered approximately 1,500 questions for the creation of Dimensions in Testimony. When you ask questions, Pinchas-in the form of a pre-recorded projection-provides answers in real time. Dimensions in Testimony allows visitors to experience a “virtual conversation” with Pinchas Gutter, a survivor of six Nazi concentration camps. The Jewish Heritage Museum in New York City has introduced virtual reality and virtual conversations with Holocaust survivor testimony. Technology has allowed us to capture the stories and testimony. They will not live forever, but their stories will.
Many survivors are in their mid to late 80s. Our child and students are the “last link” to Holocaust survivors.
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