Chana Goldberg's new exhibition at the Social Space in Jerusalem explores the impact of the Holocaust and the ongoing war on art. The exhibition features stirring paintings that evoke a sense of tension, gloom, and sadness. Goldberg's self-portrait, in particular, stands out for its expression of extreme distress. The exhibition also draws inspiration from Spanish Romantic painter Francisco Goya, with references to his works and the political climate of the time. The exhibition provides a sense of depth and ruminates on universal themes of humanity in the face of existential challenges.