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New Hope: World Charity Painting Competition 2021
Seed of a New Hope
Teh Kun Lin, Singapore
Let us all plant a seed of New Hope that the CoVID-19 will be over soon, and we can all rejoice and celebrate together in harmony and peace. Tomorrow, the world will be a much better place where trees will flourish, skies will be crystal blue with no pollution and animals can roam and live freely with us without fear of been abused.(Tree Art, SG)
Hugging Animals
Xin Yuge, Singapore
I drew a girl wearing mask is hugging all the animals around her. Because of COVID-19, people must wear mask, unable to close contact with animals, I hope the virus will be killed soon, we can enjoy our playtime with animals without mask like the rabbit took off her mask that represented there was no more virus. Art medium: Acrylic Size ：40x60cm (San Yi Cultural, SG)
New Hope
Nur Shasmeen Arissa Binte Mohammed Sahrin, Singapore
Oil Pastel On Drawing Paper, Size : 275cm x 375cm
Sprout
Chen Elly, Hong Kong
Between the epidemic and the despair, I still believe that we should not give up or be afraid, and that the light of hope will illuminate everything and drive away the darkness. (Tree Art, SG)
Safe Environment
Huang Yi-Ting, Taiwan
Medical personnel are like huge hands, squeezing the virus and making a protection web around us to keep us safe. The people in the web can take off their mask and gether with their friends. Art medium: Acrylic, Size: 45x65cm (San Yi Cultural, SG)
New Hope
Celine Yong Xin Yu, Singapore
Due to the deadly Coronavirus, citizens all over the world are at risk of getting ill and to protect their families and themselves, they shelter at home with fear to go outside. Through this artwork, I wanted to express my hope that the world will get better, by showing the process of vaccination. My artwork is about how getting the vaccines will help us to spend time at places and with people we love and miss without worrying about catching the virus. I decided that for the focus of the artwork would be a butterfly in between the needle of the syringe, to represent hope going into the syringe and into our bodies. Butterflies symbolise hope and change, so I wanted to portray in this artwork that soon our world will be able to restore into a beautiful recovery from the protection of the vaccine from the deadly virus, like the transformation of a caterpillar into a butterfly. I used pen and acrylic paint for this artwork and the paper I used is A4 size. I believe with the help of the vaccine and cooperation of the citizens all over the world, we will soon be able to live Covid-19 free!
The Hopes of Dreams
Li Junyang, Singapore
The hopes of dreams is shown and the long mask like and ribbon curlls around the air with different terrains such as grass flields and sea the mask have people on it doing the things they could only do before the conora virus people not wearing masks and sea travel is as save as before. And not long after we could do the exact same thing as what the people are doing in the painting. Art medium: Acrylic, Size ：40x60cm (San Yi Cultural, SG)
Emerging
Wang Peiqi, Singapore
The Covid-19 pandemic is like a thick fog, causing confusion and wiping out hope. Doctors, nurses, and the government are trying their best to show us the way out of the fog, as well as remove some of our hopelessness. I hope that in near future, everyone can emerge from the fog, with the help of the medical profession and our political leaders, and resume our peaceful lives. I look forward to that time, when there will be no more of the current restrictions. And a new light will be shining upon our faces. Art medium: colour pencils and marker, Size ：56.3x38.1cm (San Yi Cultural, SG)
Sight of Hope
Liu Fei, China
This is a painting about new hope. In this painting, I draw a girl standing on the treetop, looking towards the sunshine through the clouds. The tree is growing on a grassy land which is full of beautiful blossoms and sika deer. Beside the grassland a... (Tree Art. SG)
The Raindrop
Jolies Aik, Singapore
This painting representing that the raindrop clearing the sky and washing away the pollution and me standing in the center. (Tree Art. SG)
Pollution of Mother Earth
Aw Xuan Kai, Singapore
Pollution and man's activities have caused mother earth to fall sick. Climate change is a global challenge. Let us work together in one towards a sustainable future and new hope. (Tree Art. SG)
New Home - Happy life
Angel Koh NingRui, Singapore
The paiting is about our doctors and nurses in front of the line, to defeat the Virus that surrouds us. Even small of our people is still under threat of the virus, our medical staff still fight with the Virus without sacrifice and hard work. They just want to let us get out of the mask As soon as possible, and we can breathe freely and laugh happily and get back normal life soon. Art medium: colour pencils and glitter, Size ：52x38cm (San Yi Cultural, SG)
Change of Environment
Dylan Ji Junxi, Singapore
In the future, the world will be divided into different climatic zones with the same weather all year round. (Tree Art, SG)
Angel of Vaccines
Kiwi VU Thanh Thao, Vietnam
(Tree Art, SG)
New Hope
Hyunwon Seo, South Korea
During the circuit breaker, people could not go out, so they spend more time at home, ending up to try new things at home like drawing or yoga, picking up new hobbies and finding new hope. I used bright colours to colour inside the house and the objects in it as inside the house is full hope and it is safe in there. I used the colour black for the background as Coronavirus is all over the outside of the house and it is dangerous outside. Size: A3, Materials: Acrylic paint ,colour pencil and gel pen
Covid Get Out
Celing Hing, Singapore
The hand punching the Covid virus represents us humans persevering and not giving up to fight against Covid-19 .If everyone on earth does their part by wearing a mask at all times,take their vacation when informed to and stay home when you are not feeling well I believe we can do it. (Let Color Soar, SG)
A Bright Road Ahead
Josiah Tan Kai Rong, Singapore
People from all over the world are striving hard as they fight vigorously against the deadly coronavirus. Moreover, many people have many hopes and dreams for a covid-free world, where we can breathe the fresh air once more and look at faces more than looking at the screen. Soon, the efforts of these people will pay off as we enter the year 2022. Art medium: Acrylic, Size ：50x40cm (San Yi Cultural, SG)
The Wonderful Carpet
Wang Yutong, Singapore
The doctor wovens the children's masks into a wonderful carpet with flowers and grass. It protects the people from the pandemic. So, the people with its proection live happily without wearing masks. Art medium: Acrylic, Size ：40x50cm (San Yi Cultural, SG)
My Own Ocean
Loh Kai Xin, Singapore
I hope that in the future the ocean can be a more beautiful place for the marine creatures to swim around freely and happliy. The contrast between the beautiful ocean corals against the fish net and rubbish on the ocrean bed shows the current ocrean scene against the scene i hope to see in the future. Hope that the rubbish and fish net would be clear in the ocean. (Tree Art, SG)
The Covid Battle
Lau Le Tian Dylan, Singapore
This artwork portrays the hope and courageous work of our healthcare workers who have been at the frontline in fighting Covid-19. After watching news and hearing about Covid-19 shared in school, I decided to include what i have learned about the virus and vaccines into my artwork. I used contrasting colours to represent the virus, healthcare workers, and vaccines. The dark colour subjects represent the virus, death and sadness, while the vibrant colours represent hope, cure, and the courage of healthcare workers that helped save the infected patients. (Let Color Soar, SG)
Envision the future
Wang Sijia, Singapore
This painting depicts a girl take off the mask from a healthcare worker, and our life return back to the status before COVID-19 pandemic . It represents the hope for new and better days of future. While science can save us all from COVID-19, and I hope this beautiful piece of artwork will give us hope and encouragement to continue fight with the pandemic. Artmedium: gouache paint, Size ：38x57.5cm (San Yi Cultural, SG)
The Higher Path
Zia Lee, South Korea
We are grateful to all of the frontline workers who put their lives on the line during the pandemic. In spite of being infected by a personal sense of doubt or fear from this ongoing crisis, people like the frontline workers show that we must take the higher path to overcome this pandemic—the path to spreading more compassion, courage, and love on a global scale. This artwork is inspired by the growing desire to spread hope during hard times, especially during a pandemic that affected everyone since early 2020. It was created with watercolors as well as pens. (ArtEast, KR)
Running to the Sun
Laurette Cayline Lim, Singapore
My friend and I were running towards the sun, because that was our hope, even though the virus was strong, our hearts were towards the light. (Tree Art, SG)
Nurse Heroine
Justin Liu Jiayang, Singapore
This artwork depicts a nurse who is like a superwoman. Being a frontline worker, she not only has a job during the day, when she is back she have to take care of her children at home. (Let Color Soar, SG)
Battle at the front
Zhang Zhi Yu, China
Since the pandemic has started, the virus has disrupted our life. The healthcare worker fight brave one the front line to protect us. By playing our part to lessen the burden of our frontline workers, we can work hard together and see light at the end of the tunnel. (Let Color Soar, SG)
Appreciation for our frontliners!
Wang Yue Xi, Singapore
This artwork represents a docter saving our life and the world around us to fight the virus which is getting stronger and stronger.Thus, we as citizens have to do our part to wash, sanitise our hands and environment daily. If we are unwell, we should go to the doctor and get a check up. Also, if we are not vaccinated we should be responsible and get vaccinated. (Let Color Soar, SG)
Black Hole
Wei En, Singapore
(Tree Art, SG)
Hopping to breathe free
Xu Zhao, Singapore
This art work describes the author's hope for the global people to work together to overcome the virus and can remove masks to breathe free. Artmedium: Acrylic, Size: 30cm x 40cm (San Yi Cultural, SG)
My Aspiration
Jessica Lam Jie Xin, Singapore
Newspapers, my great companion that brought me through difficult times since 2019 as it kept me up to date on the development of pandemic. Wish I could fold the newspapers into paper aeroplane that leads me to the future where we can breathe freely without virus again. Art medium: water colour and colour pencil, Size ：48x35cm (San Yi Cultural, SG)