We invite teenagers to take part in the exhibition “To cross the line”
Art as a way of life
“To cross the line” — a project and exhibition in which young artists speak about their experiences through image, metaphor, and portraiture.

Creativity is to discover a question that has never been asked. If one brings up an idiosyncratic question, the answer he gives will necessarily be unique as well.
Exhibition gallery
Teenagers and Society — an exhibition of works by young artists exploring peer pressure and entrenched norms, fears, and inner transformations.
My Vision of Self — works about how a teenager perceives and constructs their own “self”: doubts, masks, and first steps toward self-acceptance.
On the Edge — a series of candid and direct works in which teenagers depict experiences related to crisis, anxiety, and intense emotions.
We are collecting an exhibition of drawings by teens who have gone through inner pain and found the strength to talk about it through art.
If you have experienced difficult emotions, depression, or crisis — and expressed it in drawings, collages, or graphics — share your work.
Who can participate
Teens aged 12–20
What you need to do
Select 1–3 works
Fill out a short form
(optional) leave
a comment about the work
Your words can be an important light for those who once drew in the dark.

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Leave a letter of support to the author of one of the paintings
What to do
We also welcome volunteers!
We need help with organizing, collecting, and formatting works, as well as disseminating information.