This is a library of images submitted for The Art of Autism’s 2022 Art & Poems for Peace. Click on the image to enlarge.
Alyana Kurland “Special Gifts”
Alayna Kurland, Dodo, Digital Art
This is the project students at Hidden Wings in Santa Ynez, California, created – a collage of diversity and equality but most importantly, love. All in the shape of our earth.
Trevor Aycox “Pyramid and Mars”
Michael Worthington “Lucky Penny 357 was found in Clarksdale, MS, some say the birthplace of the blues, but also an early home to the birth of Civil Rights.”
“Lucky Penny 24 was found on NYC’s Lower East Side, a first neighborhood for many of the early immigrants.”
Debarghya Chaudhuri “Valley of Eternity”
Debarghya Chaudhuri “Blue Ocean”
M. Mithum “The Morning Sunshine”
M. Mithum “Evening Beauty”
Rainbow Mosho “Lets Bring Peace”
Ansh Batra “Untitled”
Ansh Batra “Untitled”
Christopher Kenzo “Foods and Fruits World”
Art by Aidan Burkholder
Art by Aidan Burkholder
Christopher Kenzo “Three Musicians” Acrylic (based on Three Musicians by Pablo Picasso)
Vinayak Raj “Buddha 1”
Vinayak Raj “Buddha 2”
Adhyayan Trehan “Butterfly”
Kabir Vernal “People”
Adhyayan Trehan “Peace Our Peace will be as Firm as the Mountains”
Aryan Salimi “Nature”
AryanSalimi “Rainbow House”
Adhyayan Trehan “Tree Gives Peace to the Soul”
Kabir Vernal “Melting Pot”
Robbie P ‘уявіть собі’ (Ukrainian translation) or ‘Imagine’ Acrylic on Canvas
Robbie P “Abba Father” Acrylic on Canvas
Emy Spinks “Stronger Together”
Emy Spinks “Peace Flower” Acrylic on Canvas
Kim Larson “Growing Diversity”
Pranjal Mishra “World Peace” Digital Art
Marc Anthony Mendez “God is Love”
Michael Sardoni “Peace Dove for Ukraine”
Kurt Muzikar painted this metal peace sign that was once white yellow and blue for the Ukraine.
