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(Message of peace) .. an exhibition on the effects of cyberbullying

2022-08-14T09:46:32.834Z


As-Suwayda, SANA- Cyber ​​bullying and its negative effects on the individual and society are the focus of the art exhibition organized by


As-Suwayda-Sana

Cyberbullying and its negative effects on the individual and society formed the focus of the art exhibition organized by the International Junior Chamber in As-Suwayda entitled “A message of peace that transcends all languages.”

The exhibition, in which talented people participated in drawing, in addition to a number of students of the Second College of Fine Arts in Sweida, included 31 paintings, during which the participants expressed their feelings about the phenomenon of “electronic bullying” trying to convey awareness messages to society through plastic art.

The exhibition's supervisor, the plastic artist Essam Al-Shater, explained to SANA reporter that the exhibition highlights the negative effects of cyber-bullying, as each of the participants presented an awareness message with an intellectual vision and an artistic level with free techniques without any restrictions, using charcoal, oil and watercolors and inks in methods belonging to the realistic and expressive school.

Al-Shater pointed out the importance of the role of art in touching society’s issues and raising awareness about the phenomena it suffers, including “bullying” and addressing it in an artistic way that is capable of conveying more profound and influential messages, especially in light of the spread of so-called electronic bullying on social media and the state of irresponsibility by many of those users. Means and the great pain they pose to others without regard for any social or moral standards.

In turn, the Vice President of the International Sector of the Young Chamber in As-Suwayda, William Hatoum, indicated that the exhibition is the culmination of a project launched by the Young Chamber in As-Suwayda about two months ago, in partnership with the Young Chamber in Damascus within the international sector, with the aim of exchanging experiences between members and sharing the experiences of others on cyberbullying.

He pointed out that the exhibition provides awareness messages about this negative phenomenon and its effects on society in an atypical way through the use of art as it is more capable of conveying the idea in the correct manner.

The Director of the Project for Exchange of Experiences on “Cyberbullying” at the JCI in As-Suwayda, Mila Younis, explained that the artworks were completed over a whole month with the aim of conveying a message of peace that transcends time and space and is able to express our feelings in a deeper way about the phenomenon of cyberbullying, which has spread on a large scale with the development of Digital technologies, which cause great harm to the bullied person and have significant effects on the individual and society.

The two-day exhibition, hosted by Al Dar Restaurant, is accompanied by awareness sessions on the phenomenon of cyberbullying and dealing with it.

Suhail Hatoum

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Source: sena

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