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Category Conflict

This category showcases a collection of artworks that delve into the profound themes of war, conflict, and their aftermath. Each piece serves as a reflection on the human experience during difficult times, aiming to bring light to the often overshadowed narratives of suffering, resilience, and hope.

The artworks in this category explore various dimensions of war—from its brutal realities to the emotional landscapes it creates. Through different mediums such as painting, sculpture, and mixed media, these pieces capture the chaos and destruction that accompany armed conflict while also highlighting moments of courage and unity among individuals affected by war.

Central to this collection is the exploration of consequences. The artworks invite viewers to confront uncomfortable truths about violence and loss while simultaneously offering a space for empathy and understanding. They reflect on how communities come together in times of crisis, showcasing acts of kindness and solidarity that emerge amidst despair.

While war brings devastation, this category also emphasizes the power of hope. Many pieces illustrate how art can serve as a beacon during dark times, providing solace and inspiration.

Ultimately, this category is not just about depicting war; it is an invitation for reflection on its impact on humanity. By bringing these narratives to light through art, we foster dialogue about peace, healing, and the importance of remembrance. Each artwork stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of those who endure hardship while reminding us all of our capacity for compassion.

2023, ‘Who’s left?’

‘who’s left?’ In the process of creating this artwork, I found myself immersed in the simultaneous endeavour of crafting a full-body sculpture that was the natural progression from my previous project titled ‘What for?’ The profound impact of the theme… Continue Reading →

 “What for?” is a ceramic sculpture that explore global conflict and the subsequent struggles faced by individuals during and after such events. Throughout my creative process, I found myself increasingly inspired by the current experiences of families and friends impacted… Continue Reading →

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