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  <title>The Peace Soldier by Vale_Stencil</title>
  <description>The Peace Soldier Mural is painted in Saint-Brieuc, France, for the festival Just Paint and is part of the artist's project 'Peacemakers'The artist about his work: "Painting as an act of hope, an invitation to imagine a future where paintbrushes replace weapons, colors triumph over conflict, and the next generation chooses creativity over violence. It was an interesting challenge to paint in a covered passage like this. The space felt quite dark, so I wanted to transform it into a colorful passage, doing an immersive work painting the roof as well. Continuing my Peacemakers series, with this little peace soldier painting colors as a symbol of hope, and using art as a tool for peace.Finally, this mural had a very personal meaning for me. My grandparents and my mother grew up in Saint-Brieuc, so painting here truly felt special."</description>
  <author_name>Rian Nijssen</author_name>
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