"If These Walls Could Talk" is an international art installation by artist Justin Garcia, that captures the voices of abused and sex trafficked children around the world.
Donate now to support the If These Walls Could Talk Art Initiative. Donations over $1,000 will include a Limited Edition 10x20x2inch Framed Print of the original artwork (1 of 200) 8x16inch scale on archival paper, Custom Hand Cut by artist, Signed, Dated, and Numbered. Purchase comes with Signed Print, 2 sheets plexiglass (frame), mounting hardware, white gloves, & installation instructions.
The countries from the participating OSF Programs include Cambodia, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ethiopia, Guatemala, Kenya, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, the Philippines, Puerto Rico, Tanzania, and the United States.
Justin's work focuses on the complexity of time and the human
perception of it through the simplicity of aging walls as architectural structures representing reality. It is precisely the walls all around us that bring a sense of solace when confronting concepts of time and its infinite effect.
As every surface, from that of the smallest pebble to the largest planet, is a wall, and every wall is a surface subjected to time. Because of this, we know time to exist as it is only seen through the direct effects it has on surfaces. Aging walls being the closest connection for us to feel time all around, not as just a physical change but an atmospheric feeling of change. The transported feeling we get when visiting an old city, is the moment we see, feel and become completely aware of time's pescence.
These processes reveal nuances that give insight to moments that become memories in time. Each subtle mark is a story that lies before the viewer and brings them to stillness with their inner curiosity. Visit Justin Garcia's website.
Every day we help orphans, victims of abuse, survivors of trafficking, indigenous children, at-risk youth, and refugees break their cycles of abuse and poverty. We do this through technology-based education, job training and job placement assistance. Over 90% of our students achieve positive outcomes through our programs.
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