Photo gallery: Check out the winners of the Spirited Arts competition
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This is titled Blank Canvas by Luca, age 13. Luca said: “My reason for not putting any facial features on my work is because when you are born you are ‘blank canvas’ and you are not directed to a religion, and you have no connections to life."
10-year-old Eleanor was inspired by lockdown for her piece called Flag Masks. She decided to represent people from different countries by putting different flags on their face masks.
Here's another winner, 13-year-old Beluchi named their artwork Different People because “regardless of our race, gender, common beliefs, orientation etc, we're all people.”
Take a look at this work of art made from a nursery class, how brilliant! They all joined together to make the Earth because that’s what unites us.
The Question Cube was created by Skyla age 11. The piece of art has the religious symbols to show the different faiths and then a black box in the middle which Skyla says represents: “all the same questions each of the different religions are still yet to answer”.
13-year-old Phoebe, created these cubes which were inspired by the Rubix Cube. She explained that the cube represents “all different combinations a person can possess.” When Phoebe listened to the Jo Cox quote it made her think of her class and how all the students are from different races, cultures, and religions but are brought together by friendship and education.
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