Using art to reimagine peace


(Second row, from fifth left) Ng and Gass presenting certificates of participation to the children of Tadika Seri Soka during the exhibition’s launch.

IN a quiet corner of a children’s art exhibition in Kuala Lumpur, 15-year-old Koon Yan Ying stands confidently beside her artwork.

The piece, depicting two friends exchanging letters while their surroundings glow with vibrant colours and floating feathers, is more than just a drawing to her.

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