The incorporation of Holocaust memory into the historical-cultural and commemorative canon, and the recurring demand for related exhibitions, continuously challenges museums and cultural centers to engage further. The project “Unfinished Landscape – Places of Remembrance and Forgetting” of the Comité Conmemoratívo del Holocausto – en el Caribe in the collaboration with Canetti House – Ruse presents the memory of the Holocaust through three works: one poem by Dan Pagis and two photographs. In doing so, it creates the illusion of a return to the past, transforming distant and alienated objects into something both personal and cathartic: it initiates the visitor, making them a quasi-witness, while also articulating a new exhibition concept as a practice of combating antisemitism.