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| A little cute girl :) |
Sunday, 16 November 2014
Thursday, 13 November 2014
A Jasmine flower seller
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| Jasmine flower seller in Phnom Penh City, Cambodia. |
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| Jasmine flower seller in Phnom Penh City, Cambodia. |
Sunday, 2 November 2014
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| Lighting incense sticks is one of Buddhists' tradition or belief. They feel that the smoke from the incense sticks' burning brings their praying to Buddha. Some Buddhists recently believe that they don't need to light incense sticks since they already pray from all their hearts and they also think smoke from incense sticks is not good for people health. |
Saturday, 25 October 2014
Thursday, 23 October 2014
Sunday, 19 October 2014
Sunday, 12 October 2014
Saturday, 11 October 2014
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| The meaning of this painting: No eyes, I refer to Cambodian girls who live in the rural areas and they are illiterate (something like they have no light in life) and most of them are victims of human trafficking. No nose, I mean life is struggling for them, they are surly hard to take a breath and every single of day, they face hardship in life. They must work so hard for a better life... This painting was donated to Street Children Transformational Project of World Vision Cambodia. |
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| Lending hands to help innocent children. This painting painting was donated to Street Children Transformational Project of World Vision Cambodia. |
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| Gratefulness to your parents. This painting was donated to Street Children Transformational Project of World Vision Cambodia. |
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| Life of a guy who is a cyclo driver in Pnhom Penh city, Cambodia. This painting was donated to Street Children Transformational Project of World Vision Cambodia. |
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| Sadness! This painting was donated to Street Children Transformational Project of World Vision Cambodia. |
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| Life in the darkness! This painting was donated to Street Children Transformational Project of World Vision Cambodia. |
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| This painting was donated to Street Children Transformational Project of World Vision Cambodia. |
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| Catching fishes! This painting was donated to Street Children Transformational Project of World Vision Cambodia. |
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| Cambodian families who are Buddhists usually ask Buddhist monk to water them to clean up the evil and bring back the happiness and success. This painting was donated to Street Children Transformational Project of World Vision Cambodia. |
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| A boy is holding his little brother. |
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| A statue that represents Battambang province. |
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| Sadness of a Cambodian family that lost their beloved ones. This painting was donated to Street Children Transformational Project of World Vision Cambodia. |
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| Climbing palm tree. |
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| Beggars in Cambodia. |
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| Boat racing during Water Festival that normally celebrated in the mid of November every year. |
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| These paintings were donated to Street Children Transformational Project of World Vision Cambodia. |
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