Lot #42. Reproduction | The Future Of Kharkiv City by Polina Martynova
15 Years Old
2021. Kharkiv City, Ukraine
● 11,7″x16,5″ (29,8х42 cm) A Reproduction Printed On Premium Art Canvas
● Additionally, We Offer To Our Generous Donors A Good Samaritan Wall Plaque
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Your compassionate support will make a difference in the lives of Ukrainian children adversely affected by the impact of collapsed houses caused by Russian missiles and bombs. The proceeds from this auction will contribute to the enhancement of our children’s rehabilitation center, providing them with the care they deserve.
$200.00
Essay
The devastating effects of war are often talked about in terms of numbers and statistics, but it’s the individual stories that truly bring the human toll of conflict into focus. The collection of children’s drawings featured in our auction is a powerful testament to the impact of war on innocent lives, as well as the resilience and creativity of the human spirit in the face of unimaginable adversity.
These drawings, created by Ukrainian children caught in the crossfire of a brutal conflict, are a heartbreaking reflection of the violence and destruction that have engulfed their homes and communities. The images of bombs and rockets raining down on their heads, of cities wiped off the face of the earth, and of children left maimed or killed by the fighting, are a vivid reminder of the horror of war.
Yet, amidst the devastation and despair, there is also hope and humanity. The drawings by the children of Kharkiv, created in the safety of underground metro stations as their city was bombed above ground, are a powerful testament to the human spirit’s ability to persevere in the face of adversity. These children, sheltered by their parents and supported by volunteers and art teachers, found solace and distraction in their art, and were able to create something beautiful amidst the chaos and destruction of war.
The fact that these drawings are being sold to support a rehabilitation center for disabled Ukrainian children is a testament to the power of art and charity to make a difference in the world. By purchasing one of these drawings, individuals can make a tangible contribution to the mental healing of those affected by war.
Finally, the Soul of Ukraine, an International Charitable Foundation, highlights the importance of compassion and humanity in the face of tragedy. It is only by coming together and supporting one another that we can overcome the challenges of war and work towards a more peaceful and just world.