A painting critiquing the heavy hand of privilege and envisioning a world free from deprivation, highlighting the global reality of poverty.

A powerful song depicting the struggles and resilience of those facing poverty in Malawi, accompanied by a visually impactful lyric video.

A stone sculpture inspired by beggars in Paris and Ottawa, reflecting the harsh realities of hunger and the need for systemic solutions.

A vibrant collage celebrating sustainable agriculture and community strength in Malawi, showing the journey towards a hunger-free world.

An artwork representing a dystopian society where health and wellbeing are neglected, using symbolism to address risky health behaviors and their consequences.

A painting inspired by the maternal ward in a Malawian hospital, emphasizing the right to proper healthcare for women and children.

A collective work representing the different doors and paths available to those with access to quality education, capturing perspectives from over 80 youth across Canada.

A hip-hop musical piece addressing gender stereotypes in education, encouraging girls to shine and pursue education as a path to equality.

A painting of a mother with her children, symbolizing gender equality and female empowerment, inspired by the artist's personal journey.

Inspired by the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, this interactive piece includes illustrations, written poems, and recited poems by women from various backgrounds, highlighting multiple aspects of GBV and the aspiration for a better world for girls and women.

A depiction of a perfect world where humans and sea creatures coexist harmoniously, emphasizing the importance of clean water.

A collage depicting the daily journey for clean water in Malawi, highlighting the importance of water access and sanitation.

A painting inspired by the maternal ward in a Malawian hospital, emphasizing the right to proper healthcare for women and children.

The artwork embodies Sustainable Development Goal #7 by depicting a sun as a peace sign, emphasizing clean energy's role in promoting global peace and sustainability.

3 pieces exploring labor and economic development at sea, highlighting the often overlooked realities of maritime work and its global impact.

A painting depicting child labor, marketplace scenes, and urban development in Malawi, highlighting the importance of decent work and economic growth.

A stained glass mosaic representing modern urban environments, emphasizing the importance of resilient infrastructure and innovation.

A comic strip blending traditional Malawian art and futuristic symbols, depicting a young man's journey to harness lake wave energy for sustainable development.

A music video featuring young dancers from the Dzaleka refugee camp, using Michael Jackson's "They Don’t Care About Us" to highlight the struggles and potential of young refugees.

A multimedia piece addressing economic and social inequalities, with a focus on the LGBTQ+ community in Malawi.

A patchwork representing the components of a sustainable community, created with non-toxic paints and reused materials.

A spoken word poetry piece and video exploring the impact of housing and infrastructure on achieving dreams and improving living conditions.

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A painting emphasizing the impact of human actions on the environment, advocating for sustainable consumption and production practices.

A depiction of the annual migration of Parasitic Jaegers, symbolizing the unified effort needed for climate action.

A poem highlighting the impact of climate change on Malawi, calling for climate justice and immediate action.

A colorful depiction of corals, emphasizing their importance to marine life and the need for conservation efforts.

An artwork featuring Malawian aquatic life, highlighting the impact of pollution on Lake Malawi’s ecosystem.

A collage and drawing combination examining the role humans play in larger ecological systems, advocating for conservation of greenspaces.

A piece narrating the lifecycle of a tree and the impact of deforestation, inspired by Cyclone Freddie’s aftermath in Malawi.

A powerful slam poetry piece addressing the need for global partnerships and collective action.

An installation linking the experiences of refugees and cyclone-affected Malawians, emphasizing the universal quest for stability and community.

A vibrant portrayal of global unity, emphasizing the interconnectedness of all communities and their shared commitment to achieving sustainable development goals.

A collective work highlighting the importance of individual and collective contributions towards building an inclusive, sustainable world.