Welcome to our Virtual Museum for Social Inclusion

Here you can find artworks focussed on social inclusion from young people from all around Europe. Each artwork includes a brief description of the social issue it tackles.

YOU CAN VOTE FOR YOUR FAVOURITE ARTWORK HERE.

You are NOT alone - Anna, Greece

Our hands may be different in colour, but our beating hearts, which give us life, are the same. Every person is special and unique, but has lots in common with all the others. We need to support each other, live in peace, offer our love so that nobody ever feels lonely.

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Wings of freedom - Azra Betul, Turkey

If you do not attempt to, you can not achieve freedom. Wings have no use if freedom is not achieved

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Will you play with me? - Asli Hira, Turkey

Every child needs a friend, though that friend is not a phone, but another child to satisfy their social hunger.

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We are all socks, after all! - Rodopi, Greece

Socks represent people and the variety of colours implies the diversity among people. Beauty lies in colourfulness, in the synthesis of different characteristics to achieve social inclusion and peace.

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We All Are Here, In This World - Elif Tusem, Turkey

This work points out that there are people who were marginalized by the world and those people put their hands on “world” to get equal rights, chances.

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Violence in Difference - Damla, Turkey

The short and low-headed object represents all the differences in terms of disadvantages in social inclusion. The object with long and round heads represent people who bully such people. In fact, although there is not much of a difference, it is just a difference. Eyes and lips countain outrageous comments which is bullying. The picture in the backround indicate many of the disadvantages of social inclusion.

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Two Hands in One - Agathi, Greece

People may be as diverse and different as the colours of a rainbow but this is what makes the various types of relationships among them interesting and worth-respecting. The focus is on the person, not on their difference.

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Trying to Express - Amalia, Greece

The right to free speech and expression is not always possible for many people. And where it is possible it shouldn’t be used to hurt people’s feelings. The water stops the woman from expressing herself. She struggles through the air bubbles. She wears no clothes to show that appearance is not provocative, actions are to blame.

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Together we can - Vasilis, Greece

All together we can make the world a better place. We are all equal and deserve to have the same opportunities in every part of the word.

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The Meaning of Freedom - Evgenia, Greece

Freedom is the most important human right. People should be born free and live free. The dove in the painting stands for freedom and the human holding it shows that people imprison people and people should set people free.

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Silent Heart Beat - Thodoris, Greece

During this hard pandemic period, our hearts and minds are with the people who fight for their lives in cold, silent emergency hospital units. May our wishes for fast recovery become true and nay people’s hearts beat again in a joyful rhythm.

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Shoulder to Shoulder - Ece, Turkey

Emphasizing that under the name of social inclusion, people with various disadvantages do not have any difference in society, they have equal rights and can continue their lives shoulder to shoulder with the society in a stronger way.

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