Initiation
15 youngsters chose a place and repaired it into a safe space for the young and the art.
Harmony project began in 2018 with a group of young people who believed in their abilities and skills. They took it upon themselves to create a place that captures the essence of Homs, and that’s why they chose a 1906-year-old Syrian house. Despite being severely damaged by the conflict, volunteers worked tirelessly to restore it, turning the dust of conflict into the vibrant colors of life..
Accepting-Difference
Simplicity
Singularity
Humanity
Participatory
15 youngsters chose a place and repaired it into a safe space for the young and the art.
150 artwork of sculpture, painting, and
photography about how each participant
experienced the 10 years of war.
Contained societal and artistic training
in Homs city and its countryside,
supervised by a group of trainers
and artists.
The exhibition was the closure of 7
months of camps, mutual living, and
exchanging experiences between artists
in the fields of painting, photography,
blogging, theatre, and music.
The clubs were part of Harmony’s safe
space, with over 100 participants, who
gathered to share their mutual interests
through the English Club, Cinema Club,
and Book Club.
The exhibition, “The Alphabet of Art and
Human”, shed the light on 10 true stories,
which their owners shared with the Homs
city and the world through different kinds
of art.
Currently, Harmony started the journey of “Revival” project, which is about Homs City, its habitats, and what gathers them. It will be done through three axes: the city’s monuments, the cultural context, and the lifestyle.