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“Invisible Guerrillas – Childhoods in Ruins” by Evan Cláver offers a raw and poetic portrayal of street children in Luanda. Blended into the urban landscape, these children are resilient survivors of a social war they never chose. Through direct, critical, and emotional art, the artist exposes their marginalization and turns them into symbols of silent resistance. The collection serves as a troubling mirror of a society that has normalized neglect, yet it also reveals, beneath the harshness, the persistence of childhood and creative spirit.

Originally created: 2025
Subject: Identity, Culture, Introspection, Symbolism. Body, Expression, Surrealism
Material: Canvas
Medium: Acrylic
Styles: Abstract, Minimalism, Symbolism, Conceptual, Modern

Painting: Acrylic on canvas
Original: One-of-a-kind work of art
Size: 24 W x 25 H cm
Frame: Not framed
Ready to hang: Not applicable
Packaging: Shipped in a tube

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