2026-03-28
Aris Moore “There is no scale to suffering. On hot summer days I find myself trying to save every bug that falls into the pool. I stop for turtles and help them cross the road. I have always realized that to an ant struggling in the deep waters of a swimming...
2026-03-24
Lorena Iavorschi “I have always thought of peace as something that comes from within and that can be acquired in the same way starting from self-knowledge. For me it has a vague taste of childhood, because I grew up in the communist period and there was then a...
2026-03-22
Friederike Ablang “Rest little soul, you suffered a lot. Sleep, little soul you’ve seen too much. Heal now while I’ll ask the world to not Be so loud and for more peace, kindness and gentle touch. You just sleep, I’m here to stay; No matter...
2026-03-19
Liang Wang “This painting is inspired by an artist residency I attended in the Lake Cowichan, BC in November 2023. My time there was defined by a slow, quiet rhythm, days spent wandering the woods, observing the local wildlife, and simply being present. While...
2026-03-16
Alsadig Mahmoud “For me, peace begins with an ethical and affective engagement with the world. This work approaches peace as a fragile, negotiated condition rather than a stable ideal, examining how personal memory, subtle gestures, and everyday experiences...
2026-03-13
Gibus The piece is not about softening suffering, but about the radical transformation of what inflicts it. By removing the barbs one by one from the barbed wire, the man does not try to endure violence, he disarms it. He does not break the material; he neutralizes...
