We believe in the ability of sports and art to improve the community’s fabric and create a healthy and creative living environment. We take old sports courts and collaborate with different artists to turn them into pieces of art for the benefit of the community and the city.
Liam Shrem, 25: Third-year business student ‘was a kid with dreams’
Murdered by Hamas terrorists while trying to flee the Supernova music festival on October 7.
Liam studied business administration at Reichman University, where he was slated to begin his third year shortly after he was killed. He had landed an internship at PwC, and also led his own initiative, called Splash Project, to get local artists to paint sports fields and community centers around the country. His mother Simona has vowed to continue the initiative in his memory.
In the ability of sports and art to improve the community fabric and create a healthy and creative living environment. We are taking old sports courts and collaboration with different artists to make them into pieces of art for the benefit of the community and the city.
The project is built on three elements: SPORT, ART, and COMMUNITY.
The main goal is to encourage the community to have a sporty and healthy lifestyle, through a new refreshing approach that combines sports, art, and people.
The community is an integral part of the project and the painting process.
The project goals are for the benefit of the people and the community.
The painting process involves different organizations and community members, influencers, and athletes.
We design each court in collaboration with a different artist under creative and inspiring patterns
We paint and renovate the court while taking advantage of the existing infrastructure without causing any damage to the surrounding neighborhoods. By doing so, we maximize the city’s resources to benefit the residents and create a more engaged community.
Your life was a blessing, your memory a treasure.
Your dreams will become our reality.
We fulfill Liam Shrem dreams.
