When the doves spread their wings, they carry not only a vision of peace that transcends mountains and seas, but also hope that pierces through the gloom and love that reaches the heart. This autumn, disabled artists from both sides of the Taiwan Strait gathered in the heroic city of Wuhan, using brushes as bridges and hearts as guides, to jointly compose a moving melody about “hope, love, and peace” in the Peace Square of Hankou's historical district.
Artists from the Taichung Association for the Development of Arts for the Disabled in Taiwan collaborated with the Wuhan Disabled Persons' Federation, sketching the world in their unique perspectives. Their works depict the splendid scenery of Wuhan's rivers and banks, the warmth of bustling streets, and the common yearning for peace shared by all Chinese people. Each stroke of color hides the resilience of not bowing to fate; each piece of art is filled with a passionate love for life.
At the “Doves Dance in Wuhan” lawn art exhibition, the sound of the piano flowed gracefully, with the world-famous piece Dove echoing on the violin, beautifully complementing the enchanting dance of “not a single dove should be missed.” As the peace doves soared high and balloons filled with hope rose into the blue sky, the hearts of artists from both sides connected in this moment, collectively conveying the profound hope that “not a single dove should be missed”—this is not only a resonance of art but also a bond of kinship, a collective watch for peace, hope, and love.
With the belief that we are one family across the Taiwan Strait, and that art knows no boundaries, these paintings encompass the beauty of Wuhan, the dreams of the Chinese people, and the warmth and strength that transcend the Taiwan Strait. Let us witness this artistic feast, grounded in love and painted with hope, so that the call of peace may forever resonate over our shared homeland.
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