Exodus

Positioned between history, myth, and personal recollection, Exodus traces the childhood recollections of Laufer’s father, who, at three and a half in 1947, was among 4,500 refugees aboard the Exodus ship. A symbol of post-war displacement and resistance, the ship carried Holocaust survivors seeking a home —only to be violently turned away.

Exodus reflects on the imprints of displacement across generations—the echoes of untold stories and the intersection of personal and collective memory.