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In the shadow of rubble, the hopes and dreams of 13 innocent children were tragically silenced by the thunderous echoes of American-Israeli missiles in Rafah , Gaza . The aftermath of this devastating event marked a turning point for Belal Khaled , a Palestinian artist and journalist, whose lens had been capturing the harsh realities of life in Gaza for 139 days. Haunted by the profound loss of young lives, Belal decided to take a short break from his journalistic endeavors, seeking solace and a chance to rekindle what remained of his artistic passion. Little did he know that this hiatus would lead him down a path of resilience and creativity in the face of unimaginable sorrow. The Arabic calligraphy, prominently displayed in Belal’s work, translates to “Dreams” in English. This poignant addition serves as a powerful reminder of the dreams that were abruptly extinguished beneath the rubble – dreams that Belal is determined to resurrect through his art. Stripped of his home, studio,

In the shadow of rubble, the hopes and dreams of 13 innocent children were tragically silenced by the thunderous echoes of American-Israeli missiles in Rafah , Gaza . The aftermath of this devastating event marked a turning point for Belal Khaled , a Palestinian artist and journalist, whose lens had been capturing the harsh realities of life in Gaza for 139 days. Haunted by the profound loss of young lives, Belal decided to take a short break from his journalistic endeavors, seeking solace and a chance to rekindle what remained of his artistic passion. Little did he know that this hiatus would lead him down a path of resilience and creativity in the face of unimaginable sorrow. The Arabic calligraphy, prominently displayed in Belal’s work, translates to “Dreams” in English. This poignant addition serves as a powerful reminder of the dreams that were abruptly extinguished beneath the rubble – dreams that Belal is determined to resurrect through his art. Stripped of his home, studio,

In the vibrant city of Coimbatore , India , a mural titled “Communion” has emerged, serving as a visual representation of the profound connection that can exist among individuals, transcending barriers of division and embracing unity. Created by the talented Spanish artist Jofre Oliveras in collaboration with the organization St+Art India , this mural captures the essence of sharing intimate thoughts and feelings, particularly in a spiritual or emotional context. The heart of “Communion” lies in its exploration of unity, even in the face of apparent division. The mural ingeniously portrays a group of women clothed in identical fabric, immersed in water – a metaphor for shared purification within a communal space. This poignant scene serves as a reminder of the interconnectedness that binds us all, irrespective of external differences. Oliveras’ artwork sends a powerful message about the significance of recognizing and celebrating individual differences as indispensable components of