Artist works on school kids project inspired by UNICEF

Rising artist Tiffany-Annabelle organised a child art project Future Voices: A Child’s Vision in a Changing World, an art initiative spotlighting the voices and expressions of children.

This creative endeavour, featuring the artwork of 20 talented children from Karen-Happuch International Christian School

(KHICS) took place at the UNICEF headquarters in Abuja in honour of World Children’s Day.

Guided by this year’s World Children’s Day theme, “Listen to the Future,” Future Voices captures the imagination and insights of children facing a rapidly evolving world filled with profound challenges.

During a special art session led by Tiffany-Annabelle, and accompanied by the school’s proprietor, Mrs Fome Kings-Jack, the children delved into critical issues affecting children’s rights, including climate change, technological transformation, and global demographic shifts.

The result is a thoughtful collection that showcases each child’s unique perspective, hopes, and concerns for a future that is sustainable, inclusive, and just.

Tiffany-Annabelle states, “It was such fun organising an art concept that had nothing to do with my art. It is so important for artists to try and make time for projects outside of themselves. Working with children is always unpredictable so I must confess I was relieved by how well-behaved and funny the students of Karen-Happuch International Christian School were.”