Where are my parents? Despair of a child. | 2019 | Highly pigmented acrylics on prepared Steinbach 250/300 g/mg paper | Inventory number: BNOW00677 | Where are my parents? Despair of a child. Many children in our time are left to their own devices, are separated from their parents on flight. An inhumane terrible fate. Do those responsible make inhumane decisions without considering the fate of people? Decreases humanity. Then the future is lost.

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Gabriella Cleuren, Impossible flight, 2019

Highly pigmented acrylics on prepared Steinbach 250/300 g/mg paper, 73 x 110 cm (28 5/8 x 43 1/4 in.)

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Gabriella Cleuren, Disappear and run, 2018

Highly pigmented acrylics on prepared Steinbach 250/300 g/mg paper, 110 x 73 cm (43 1/4 x 28 5/8 in.)

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Gabriella Cleuren, Flight, 2020

Highly pigmented acrylics on prepared Steinbach 250/300 g/mg paper, 42 x 29 cm (16 1/2 x 11 3/8 in.)

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Gabriella Cleuren, No way out, 2019

Highly pigmented acrylics on prepared Steinbach 250/300 g/mg paper, 110 x 73 cm (43 1/4 x 28 5/8 in.)

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Gabriella Cleuren, Syrian girl, 2020

Highly pigmented acrylics on prepared Steinbach 250/300 g/mg paper, 42 x 29 cm (16 1/2 x 11 3/8 in.)

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Gabriella Cleuren, To an unknown destination, 2017

Highly pigmented acrylics on prepared Steinbach 250/300 g/mg paper, 42 x 29 cm (16 1/2 x 11 3/8 in.)

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Gabriella Cleuren, Running for life, 2018

Highly pigmented acrylics on prepared Steinbach 250/300 g/mg paper, 29 x 42 cm (11 3/8 x 16 1/2 in.)

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Gabriella Cleuren, Unstoppable, 2018

Highly pigmented acrylics on prepared Steinbach 250/300 g/mg paper, 73 x 110 cm (28 5/8 x 43 1/4 in.)

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Gabriella Cleuren, Where are my parents? Despair of a child., 2019

Highly pigmented acrylics on prepared Steinbach 250/300 g/mg paper, 110 x 73 cm (43 1/4 x 28 5/8 in.)

Where are my parents? Despair of a child. Many children in our time are left to their own devices, are separated from their parents on flight. An inhumane terrible fate. Do those responsible make inhumane decisions without considering the fate of people? Decreases humanity. Then the future is lost.

BNOW00677

Where are my parents? Despair of a child. Many children in our time are left to their own devices, are separated from their parents on flight. An inhumane terrible fate. Do those responsible make inhumane decisions without considering the fate of people? Decreases humanity. Then the future is lost.
Waar zijn mijn ouders? Vertwijfeling van een kind. Vele kinderen in onze tijd worden aan hun lot overgelaten , raken bij vlucht van hun ouders gescheiden. Een inhumaan vreselijk lot . Nemen verantwoordelijken onmenselijke beslissingen zonder het lot van mensen te overdenken ? Takelt menselijkheid af . Dan is de toekomst zoek.
Où sont mes parents? Désespoir d'un enfant. Beaucoup d'enfants de notre temps sont livrés à eux-mêmes, séparés de leurs parents en vol. Un terrible destin inhumain. Les responsables prennent-ils des décisions inhumaines sans tenir compte du sort des gens? Diminue l'humanité. Ensuite, l'avenir est perdu.
Wo sind meine Eltern? Verzweiflung eines Kindes. Viele Kinder in unserer Zeit sind auf sich allein gestellt, werden auf der Flucht von ihren Eltern getrennt. Ein unmenschliches schreckliches Schicksal. Treffen die Verantwortlichen unmenschliche Entscheidungen, ohne das Schicksal der Menschen zu berücksichtigen? Verringert die Menschlichkeit. Dann ist die Zukunft verloren.

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