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New Hope: World Charity Painting Competition 2021
Hands of Hope
Cai Yuhang Nicolas, Singapore
The hands represent the people who are fighting this COVID-19. They are cutting the virus to give us a better future. Art medium: Acrylic Size ：40x50cm (San Yi Cultural, SG)
A Bottle of Hope
Yang Chuwei, United States of America
In a land far away, there is a forest covered by dark night. All the creatures lived in a world no light ever got to. One day, a water of hope spilled out into this world creating an image filled with light and wonder. Here there is a beautiful bird whose body is made of sunshine dancing on the surface of a lake. On the peaceful shore there are new trees growing. All creatures, when seeing this image, are no longer scared but have regained their courage and found hope to turn the darkness into a bright future. (Tree Art, SG)
Flipping over a new page of hope
Hu Siqi, Singapore
A frontliner was trying to flip over Covid19 with a new page of hope. On the right page, it was the frontliner wearing protective layers, mask, etc, with pictures of the times where we were having vaccination, swap test and news about Corona, etc. A doctor's hand was holding some of the pictures, full of virus outside. On the left page, there was the same frontliner but without mask, protective layers etc. She was trying to get all the past aside and there was children cheering for her with their masks flying away slowly. Art medium: Acrylic Size ：40x50cm (San Yi Cultural, SG)
New Hope
Clenny Kwok, Australia
As the epidemic passes, let's take off our masks, hug each other and look forward to a better future.
The Fish With Rubbish In Body
Rhea Quah, Singapore
We should not pollute our oceans. They provide food and entertainment to us and are imporant. There are also living animals in the ocean, and we should not harm them. Many sea creatures have died from eating plastic and other trash that could be found in the sea. Lets put a stop to this. (Tree Art, SG)
New Hope
Yirong Olivia Chen, Australia
This artwork was done using water colour and pen on A3 paper. I used mainly lots of black and white to give a good contrast so that the message will stand out. In this pandemic darkness, blanked by the unknowns, the fears, and the never-ending dread, it is our faith, our prayers, our spirits to forge forward that will light up our path to the brighter future. The hands represent all the people in this world. The candlelight represents our prayers and our hope. The doctors represent all the frontline workers working hard to help us in our fight against the pandemic. Together our faith and everyone’s hard works will disperse this pandemic darkness. There will always be a light at the end of a dark tunnel and the doctors are leading us through this covid pandemic. The candle is lighting up our world just as the frontline workers are doing, the newspaper articles show all the outcome and progress of their hard work and success. The vaccine is also helping us fight against covid-19 to help us find hope for the end of the pandemic.
The hope of Ocean
Tang Lynne-Min, Singapore
The marine life we live in is filled with our trash and we need to love our oceans. (Tree Art, SG)
My new dream
Liu Yuan Chen, Singapore
The scientist and doctor race against time to find out the solution to stop people suffering COVID-19 panic, I eagerly wish the solution can kill the viruses and lock them up so that bring the earth and us to a new world, In there we can play, dance and deeply breath fresh air without wearing mask. I believe this day is coming and my dream will come true.
Lifting our hope
Jian Li Cheng, Singapore
The frontliners use their strenght to help us to defeat the virus and hold up new hope for us. Art medium: gouache and colour pencil Size ：52x38cm (San Yi Cultural, SG)
New Hope
Zekai Gong, China
In the context of the global epidemic, people's hearts are always full of hope, and the eyes are the windows to the soul, and what they think is what they see. The gentle hand of love holds up the flower of hope (sunflower). The great people of the world will surely overcome the epidemic and usher in a brighter future. Sketch paper, pencil and colored pencil drawing. Size 30.5cm*45.5cm
Warrior
Chloe Wiseman, Singapore
This painting meanthat every can over come bad day, depression,anxiety,etc... Everyone has a inner warrior and how every one his the power to use it. (Tree Art, SG)
Save the Marines
Lawrence Tan, Singapore
Many scientists and researcher found and experiment marine creatures to create vaccines or medicines to save our lives. We should do our part to help save them as well, to dispose our face masks into the bin and not the ocean, rivers or canals. (Let Color Soar, SG)
Killing Covid-19
Wang Fangyuan, China
One of the doctor is using the vaccine to kill the virus while the other were trying to shoot the viruses attacking people inside the building. (Let Color Soar, SG)
Trust our healthcare and work together!
Liu Jia Yi, Singapore
The turtle and the doctors are the focal points of this artwork. The doctor represents their hard work in saving the COVID-19 patients. As the cases are increasing, I wish that more people could volunteer to help and at the same time trust that they could perform their duties well. However, the turtle is a representation of how humans have overly damaged the environment. These acts caused the loss of our animals. Millions of years ago, mammoths had become extinct. It had been debated that these extinctions of mammals were caused by human’s irresponsible acts of overhunting. I wish that when people see my drawing, it would remind them of the importance of saving our environment and the animals around us. (Let Color Soar, SG)
New Hope
Ji Dan Yan, China
Where there is an epidemic, there are angels in white. Where there is an epidemic, there are guardians. Pliny said: ``In the duel of hope and despair, if you hold it with courage and determination, victory must belong to hope. Art medium: colour pencil Size ：42x30cm (San Yi Cultural, SG)