Artivism For Peace

Promoting Peace through Artistic Activism

Artivism for Peace is a youth-led movement using the power of art to promote peace, human rights, and social harmony in Bangladesh. Through creative campaigns, performances, and visual storytelling, young people raise their voices on issues like conflict, civic engagement, and democracy—turning art into a powerful force for change.

Artworks of Change

Artworks of Change features bold creations by young artists across Bangladesh, using art as a voice for peace, justice, and equality.

Harmony of Faiths

Faria Fairuz Joyeeta – Dhaka

This artwork reflects Bangladesh’s religious harmony by portraying five major faiths—Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity, and indigenous beliefs—in moments of devotion. Through vibrant colors and traditional motifs, it celebrates peaceful coexistence and unity in diversity, reminding us that despite different beliefs, we share a common spirit of respect and togetherness.

Harmony

Tasmia Binte Nazim – Dhaka

Music and performances can connect every people which isn’t bound to just cultural mbounderies.

Tapestry of Togethernness

Mynun Momen Aurpa – Dhaka

The artwork shows people of diverse races and religions united under the message “আমরা অনেক, আমরা এক” (“We are many, we are one”). With doves symbolizing peace, it highlights harmony and the shared identity of all as Bangalees in Bangladesh.

Peace In Daily Rush

Swapnodeep Halder – Dhaka

It describes,two things first there is always some peace in our heart even if its a war or daily rush.And second,We should fight for peace

Let Peace Come Through Unity

Ahnaf Rashid Araf – Dhaka

The artwork illustrates a peaceful world where humans, animals, and nature coexist in harmony. Vibrant colors and serene scenes reflect the joy of balance and unity, reminding us that true peace grows through togetherness and mutual respect.

The Missing Key

Rifa Tasfia

The missing key presents the cost of freedom. Everyday day we fight for a little bit of change in our life. Maybe freedom is a state of mind maybe not. We are always searching for something to get out of something. Maybe a system or maybe from our own minds. The cost of freedom is heavy.