Step into a vibrant room filled with neon colors and bold black-and-white contrasts, where an artist shares a deeply moving story. Madhuri’s artwork, Care for World Peace, is a powerful collage composed of newspaper clippings from global conflicts. These clippings reflect the pain, loss, and destruction caused by war. Over this layered backdrop stands a large peace sign adorned with international flags, symbolizing the shared human desire for unity and peace. The inspiration for this piece came from Madhuri’s awareness of the Russia–Ukraine conflict and a haunting video showing the suffering of civilians caught in the violence. This led her to reflect on the historical and ongoing devastation of war, from World Wars to the prolonged crises in regions like Gaza and Israel. At the heart of the work is a portrait of a war survivor—a woman who has lost her home, family, and sense of safety. Though scarred by trauma, she remains unbroken. A faint spark of hope in her eyes speaks to the resilience of those who endure the horrors of war and their potential to rebuild. To deepen engagement, a QR code embedded within the artwork links viewers to real-life stories of war-affected individuals and regions. This feature highlights the wide-ranging impact of war on mental, emotional, and environmental well-being. Symbolism plays a key role. Neon colors represent hope amid despair. Black and white tones reflect grief and trauma. A white dove and yellow flowers evoke peace and remembrance. A scarf symbolizes the death of innocent civilians, while a fractured peace sign illustrates ongoing conflict. Yet, the unified peace symbol at the center emphasizes the possibility of global harmony. The artist’s message is simple but urgent: wars are man-made tragedies with lasting consequences. Through art, Madhuri invites viewers to feel, reflect, and envision a world where peace triumphs and progress can flourish.