Courage
Survival for many is an act of courage; to live is to find meanings in the suffering. When people are displaced and lives are detoured, the tenacity one demonstrates to survive is the essence of beauty. Painters, musicians, poets and artists love to capture this quality in people and these works often inspire others to find the strength to continue their path.
Wars often show the worst in mankind as violence is the most convenient way for the power to be gained. Like many places in Asia, Vietnam and Taiwan shared chapters of histories resisting the intruders and living under the colonizers. Time and time again, the people rise to savour their families, cultures and homeland; stories of remarkable women keeping families together resemble the vary tenacity required in survival.
What is courage really like? When does survival become art?
Jason Wei
Shirley Zhao
Peggy Lee
Louise Sun
Megan Wang
Jason Wei
Shirley Zhao
Peggy Lee
Karina Song
Louise Sun
Christy Shih
Megan Wang
Iris Chen
Sunny Liu
Karen Chen
Amber Chiu
Deep Shah
Sabrina Chang
Alex Lee
Yiting Wu
Janice Yan
James Hsueh
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