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This piece is also part of Project Finding Spaces, an ongoing initiative to trace how art, especially in moments of war, becomes a vessel for memory, resistance, and identity.

From Roman Catholic theocracy to abusive governmental politics, Christianity to the Holocaust, virginal myths to eating disorders, intimidation to empowerment, abolishing the matriarchy and patriarchy to an intersectional approach of offering everyone a seat at the table.

This art is a reflection on that struggle, and also a reminder that we deserve freedom, equality, and the opportunity to be safe and seen.

- who witnessed the unimaginable and captured it through their drawings, one of the few remaining visual records of that time. Read the full story on how art bore witness to genocide, and continues to hold space for the forgotten.
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🌿This is what Project Finding Spaces is about: Collecting fragments of identity through art, public spaces, and the physical remnants of conflict.

It’s for anyone who believes that remembering is resistance. It’s about the objects we keep. The stories in stolen paintings. The buildings destroyed and what they meant.