Blue Doves For Peace

Let’s spread the message of peace through the giving of blue paper doves!

Flower Riot!

Really spread love not violence and hate. I believe in solving everything the peaceful way (without violence nor threats).

Shadows of Memories, New Heroes’ Wish by Jeffrey Salon

“The work Shadows of Memories, New Heroes’ Wish rebounds on a more romantic tilt. In a hopeful boy, Salon seeks a more positive light as he puts an end to all these prevalent (to paraphrase the Desiderata’s last lines) “sham, drudgery, and even his broken dreams.” This work represents everything that has won for him in major art competitions. Showing Salon’s soft heart and how it could translate to clear blue skies and happy smiles. Like parables, the message is simple and meaningful: what children want may not be a good and comfortable life but affection from a parent or being able to play freely.
If one notices Salon’s deep concern for children’s causes, it is because of a certain Rodrigo Benitez. A man of the world now disgruntled, Benitez was senior artist who sought refuge in his hometown in Bicol. A classmate introduced them and this chance encounter by his house by the sea, a sort-of-Tuesdays-with-Morrie would happen. Through endless hours, they would discuss anything under the sun except art but Salon would recall and reflect them in his works. Time lapsed and city life got Salon busy with his art, Benitez passed away last year. This still hurts Salon to this day. As he continues to fight this younger generation’s struggle, it is also important for him he does not sound as stale as old tobacco as he defends children in a style that is not staid or looks like a propaganda piece.” by JAY BAUTISTA

 

Children and an Umbrella.

Who cares if you’re different? Under the rain, without an umbrella, you still get wet.

“Or, maybe, it’s you.”

Art Name: Someday
Artist: Haruka S.
Location: Cherry Hill, NJ, USA
Age: 17
“Maybe it is your child, or your grandchild、or much later, one who says bye to nuclear weapons.

Or, maybe, it’s you.”

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Nature

Artist: Ai Y.
Location: Hiroshima Japan
Age: 16
“This is [the atomic bomb] Little Boy that was dropped on Hiroshima at 8:15 on August 6, 1945.
The senselessness of a bomb is expressed with a bird playing.
A wish for the abolition of nuclear weapons is sent to the world from Hiroshima, City of Peace.”

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Peace, Love, Unity & ART!!

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“Unity” by Kao Saephanh

Human Beings, going towards the same goal.