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To the Children of War.
Never known a home, Never known clean running water, Never known a full stomach, Never known peace.
Thousands are orphans who’ve never felt the love of a mother. Orphans who’ve never felt the love of a father. Instead of board games and Netflix, they work all day trying to keep their family alive. Trying to live while there’s a constant chance of an indiscriminate missile strike. 75 years mankind has failed Gaza, 75 years we’ve watched as they die and suffer. 75 years we’ve witnessed children starve to death or be victims of ruthless air strikes or even die due to the cold.
Where is humanity?
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Gaza, Palestine (2004). Photographed by Abid Katib.
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Kounellis, Rauschenberg, Schifano, Tinguely, Twombly, (group exhibition), Galleria La Tartaruga, Roma, December 1961