Impact Two Worlds

By Owain & Jaysun, aged 10 from Age 10-11

Impact Two Worlds

Owain: This picture represents the meaning of two worlds, it does this because it shows that some parts of the world care for plant life and some parts don’t. The angel, God, can’t change everything at once but he can change some things that’s why he tells us to look after the environment. Our picture shows what life and death for plant life looks like. The world can’t last much longer if we carry on like this so we need to make a difference. The sunset represents the end of the road that could mean we change our ways or we don’t change and the plant burns up and becomes much worse.

No matter which religion you come from or if you don’t have a religion you should still try to make a change. One small thing could lead to a greater change that you may think isn’t possible.

Jayson: No matter what you believe in, who you are or what you are, you still have a responsibility . This painting is a symbol to represent the impact: hate, selfishness racism , diversity and sexism can have on the world. One side is bad and the other good , the angel represents God to say not everything can be changed and if we don’t stop littering and wasting,  the earth will be a living hell.