Yasna Kohlbrenner
UnYk Art Creations
Each work I paint serves to repair a piece of life
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Nombeko
Nombeko is the whisper of self-esteem that we sometimes forget to give ourselves.
In its warm hues — oranges, browns, and light reds — it evokes deep lands, strong roots, and hearts in reconstruction.
It's a small size, yes, but there's nothing small about what it wears.
The dark red pigments, the glitter nestled in the textures, the small stones scattered here and there — every detail is an echo of untold stories, of dignities regained, of silences that gradually fill with presence.
It was painted with the desire that everyone, regardless of their strength or means, could be part of this movement of committed beauty.
A gesture, a look, a work of art… and it's already one more voice in the fight.
Assignment
This painting, like all the others, provides concrete support for actions taken with survivors and children in war zones.
Even the smallest sales help maintain a lifeline: access to care, food, vital communications.
While banks are closed, families are displaced, and violence resumes, these funds allow us to act without delay.
Because there is no such thing as a small painting when it comes to restoring hope.
Because every stone, every pigment, every outstretched hand can count.
To reach out, click on the heart envelope to write to me.
