Life Painting No. 6001 - Children dancing happily
12 in x 9 in, 30 cm x 23 cm, Mixed media on canvas board (Private Collection)
posted by Ambrose Chau at 3:54 PM
Friday, September 29, 2006
12 in x 9 in, 30 cm x 23 cm, Mixed media on canvas board (Private Collection)
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- Name: Ambrose Chau
- Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
I am proud to be a student in The University of Toronto.
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This painting is done for the donation to an UK charity organisation (NSPCC)(Cruelty to Children must stop. FULL STOP) for fundraising. It will be shown in an exhibition in Barclays Global Headquarters in Canary Wharf, in London in November, 2006. In this paintings, I drew many children dancing happily together in an abstract way. The colours are bright and the painting is full of spiritual enlightens and vitality. These children are in happy mood and they are looking for the good future. They are really our future. We will all depend on them when we are old.
We would like our children to have a happy life now and in future. However, a cruel action to the children will definitely have bad impressions to them and may hurt them. This effect may spoil the children now and in future. Shall we need a happy future or sad future? Of course a happy future is what we are aiming for. However, if we are cruel to the children, how can we have a happy future? Ambrose gives a question for the people who are cruel to the children to think about.
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