IN WAR AND PEACE CHILD

This work exposes the boundless contradiction of those in power:
The same system, when its own interests are at stake, can eliminate children somewhere in the world without blinking; yet within its own borders, it can mobilize all its resources to preserve that same state of childhood.
The artist reveals this hypocrisy by placing the child at the center.
Because a child does not change according to geography.
It cannot be divided by borders.
In one place, it cannot be a “value to be saved,” and in another, a “loss to be ignored.”
What confronts each other in the work is not two different worlds, but two faces of a single system.
Destruction outside, compassion inside…
But this compassion is selective.
This mercy is political.
The value of a child cannot be determined by the land they belong to.
A child’s life cannot be the measure of any interest, any strategy, or any power.
This work is a clear call:
Either children are protected everywhere,
or they are not truly protected anywhere.