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The Castle Art process in action. From drawings and discussion to team-work on the paints. Beautiful work last week. Original drawings done by Naya and Newroz. Naya and her family have recently left for Germany, like so many others, and Newroz’s family decided to return to Syria. Very difficult decisions for families to make.Â
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The latest beautiful murals in Akre Syrian refugee camp, designed and meticulously put to the wall by the young talent of the Castle Art crew.Â
Loads of excitement and great work down by the Castle Art crew, during a night-time spray-paint workshop at the camp.Â
Spray-paint butterfly experiments, main design by Deana, Hindreen and Nisreen.
From paper to wall.
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In Saddam Hussein's former Iraqi prison now sits a Syrian refugee camp nicknamed 'the castle'. Once a bleak place of terror, an extraordinary painting project is helping to transform its walls - and the lives of its children
A wonderful piece on the project written during the summer, a big thank you to Sofia Barbarani!
The Blue Team continue the base-coat on the walls of Akre Syrian Refugee camp.Â
The final result on the wall of Akre Syrian Refugee Camp. Medium: paint-balloon launch, and subsequent hand-print chaos of the Syrian youth.Â
