In this poignant and introspective exhibition Silent Witnesses invites viewers into the serene yet complex world of the Amish-a community defined by simplicity, faith, and an enduring connection to the land,  Through a series of expressive portraits and environmental scenes, this collection of drawing offers more than a visual narrative; it present a contemplative dialogue between tradition and disruption, between inward devotion and the harsh realities that sometimes pierce even the most insulated lives

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The individuals depicted are not merely subject-they are silent witnesses  They stand at the margins of modernity, observing a world that moves at a pace and with a chaos foreign to their values,  Yet, they are not immune to the tremors of change  Within their communities, moments arise-tragedies, moral reckonings and spiritual trials-that clash with their deeply held beliefs, shaking the foundation of their quiet existence.

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This exhibition does not seek to sensationalize, but rather to humanize. It reveals the tension of people caught between steadfast faith and the moral complexities of the modern world.  WIth each pencil stroke, the viewer is invited into the inner sanctum of solitude, where grief confusion, and spiritual struggle give way to deeper silence

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Silent Witnesses is a visual mediation on endurance on the human spirit's ability to observe, absorb, and ultimately seek refuge in stillness-when the external world becomes too loud to bear