the pain of others
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The Starving Artist proudly presents the pain of others
featuring over 30 artists
In this collection, "The Pain of Others," we embark on a profound journey, delving into diverse perspectives and artistic expressions that reveal the complex relationship between art and our response to the aftermath of conflict. Beyond their visual allure, the artworks within these pages serve as powerful messengers, delivering urgent calls for systemic reform, the preservation of connections in conflict-affected communities, and a collective appeal for humanity in the face of unspeakable atrocities.
Faith and resilience are crucial during times of crisis, and the power of creative voices can drive change. Through art, spirituality, and community, this exhibition highlights the potential for change through invigorating artistic voices.
featuring over 30 artists
from 25+ countries
In this collection, "The Pain of Others," we embark on a profound journey, delving into diverse perspectives and artistic expressions that reveal the complex relationship between art and our response to the aftermath of conflict. Beyond their visual allure, the artworks within these pages serve as powerful messengers, delivering urgent calls for systemic reform, the preservation of connections in conflict-affected communities, and a collective appeal for humanity in the face of unspeakable atrocities.
Faith and resilience are crucial during times of crisis, and the power of creative voices can drive change. Through art, spirituality, and community, this exhibition highlights the potential for change through invigorating artistic voices.
Rofi, (2021). Blockade [Mixed media on Canvas].
Karpachova, Tatsiana. (2022). Protect Your Woman from Your Darkness, [Paper, Colour Pencils, 43 x 30 cm].
Influenced by Susan Sontag's work, we emphasize the significance of art representation and authentic engagement as essential tools for processing the complexities of warfare. We firmly believe, echoing Sontag's insights, that art carries a duty to effectively understand and communicate the pressing need to safeguard our global community. This collection encourages reflection on the profound impact of conflict on our shared humanity.
featured artists
Iryna Dumina
Kherson, Ukraine
@depesha2
Vladimír Ganaj
Prešov, Slovakia
@vladoganaj
Lola Muñoz
Valencia, Spain
@makarandaarte
Rima Staines
Devon, UK
@tilsamka
Ilya Sprindzhuk
Warsaw, Poland
@isprindzhuk
Farzaneh Najafi
Tehran, Iran
@untiviolence
Sandra Cavanagh
Brooklyn, USA
@sandra_cavanagh_artista
Katsiaryna Ruksha
Belarus
@katsiaryna.ruksha
Jeffrey Berg
Washington DC, USA
@jeffcberg
Tatsiana Karpachova
Tbilisi, Georgia
@tatsiana_karpachova
Valery Melnikov
Moscow, Russia
@valerymelnikovphoto
Kherson, Ukraine
@depesha2
Vladimír Ganaj
Prešov, Slovakia
@vladoganaj
Lola Muñoz
Valencia, Spain
@makarandaarte
Rima Staines
Devon, UK
@tilsamka
Ilya Sprindzhuk
Warsaw, Poland
@isprindzhuk
Farzaneh Najafi
Tehran, Iran
@untiviolence
Sandra Cavanagh
Brooklyn, USA
@sandra_cavanagh_artista
Katsiaryna Ruksha
Belarus
@katsiaryna.ruksha
Jeffrey Berg
Washington DC, USA
@jeffcberg
Tatsiana Karpachova
Tbilisi, Georgia
@tatsiana_karpachova
Valery Melnikov
Moscow, Russia
@valerymelnikovphoto
Sviatlana Ilyashenka
Poland
@sviatlana_painter
Sarah Hussein
Damietta, Egypt
@26sarahhussein
Eva Ludwig
Bonn, Germany
@evaludwigart
Ica Airam
Montreal, Canada
@ica_airam
Manuela Morgaine
Paris, France
@manuelamorgaine
Elena Rabkina
Belarus
@whoisrabkina
Liliana Del Vedova
Ottawa, Canada
@liliana.del.vedova
Irca Solza
Almaty, Kazakhstan
@ircasolza_artworks
Diana Smykova
Cairo, Egypt
@ufoops
Adam Tettamanti
Budapest, Hungary
@tettamantiadam
Poland
@sviatlana_painter
Sarah Hussein
Damietta, Egypt
@26sarahhussein
Eva Ludwig
Bonn, Germany
@evaludwigart
Ica Airam
Montreal, Canada
@ica_airam
Manuela Morgaine
Paris, France
@manuelamorgaine
Elena Rabkina
Belarus
@whoisrabkina
Liliana Del Vedova
Ottawa, Canada
@liliana.del.vedova
Irca Solza
Almaty, Kazakhstan
@ircasolza_artworks
Diana Smykova
Cairo, Egypt
@ufoops
Adam Tettamanti
Budapest, Hungary
@tettamantiadam
Rofi
Singapore
@rofiartdesign
Mario Loprete
Catanzaro, Italy
@marioloprete
Pat van Boeckel
Netherlands
@pat_van_boeckel
Olga Butenop
Tbilisi, Georgia
@olgabutenop_
Lynette Clennell
Italy
@Lynette0505
Arica Cox
Yangon, Myanmar
@ariicacox
Maria Kolyshkina
Russia
@mariakolyshkina_art
Elena Sagdeyeva (Sagel)
Aktobe, Kazakhstan
@sagel_art
Ahmed Alabbadi
Aden, Yemen
@ahmd.abadii
The Party of The Dead
Tbilisi, Georgia
@thepartyofthedead
Pink Satura
Kaliningrad, Russia
@pinksatura
Singapore
@rofiartdesign
Mario Loprete
Catanzaro, Italy
@marioloprete
Pat van Boeckel
Netherlands
@pat_van_boeckel
Olga Butenop
Tbilisi, Georgia
@olgabutenop_
Lynette Clennell
Italy
@Lynette0505
Arica Cox
Yangon, Myanmar
@ariicacox
Maria Kolyshkina
Russia
@mariakolyshkina_art
Elena Sagdeyeva (Sagel)
Aktobe, Kazakhstan
@sagel_art
Ahmed Alabbadi
Aden, Yemen
@ahmd.abadii
The Party of The Dead
Tbilisi, Georgia
@thepartyofthedead
Pink Satura
Kaliningrad, Russia
@pinksatura
Tettamanti, Ádám. (2023). Incursion, [Acrylic on Canvas, 140 x 200 cm].