Teddy Bear from War-Torn Gaza
About this Artwork
This teddy bear from war-torn Gaza, seen in Monuments and Graves, carries a child’s hope amid ruin. Emerging on International Peace Day in New York, it reminds us of war’s true cost. Look inside its head to find a hidden artifact.
Soft yet haunted, it becomes both icon and echo: innocence shattered, grief made visible, memory refusing to vanish. It bridges Gaza and here—between childlike trust and the brutal lessons of war.
A quiet cry for children, for humanity, for peace—the bear endures as an emblem of grief, memory, and moral urgency.
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ZCreativeMedia
I’m a multi-passionate, web3 educator, immersive artist & social impact media producer with a focus on digital liberties.
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