> Chourouk walks us through the metaphor of the garden as a key to a better world.

> Jelena chose an artwork from Agnes Martin, to talk about emotions and feelings, such as LOVE, to bring about a Better World.

> Sara chose one of her artworks to promote a general cooperation beween religions, therefore making a Better World happen.

> Sutapa chose a picture of her son, an extract of her video « Birdsong », to deliver her poetic vision of a better world seen through a child's eyes. 

> Nathalie chose a picture by Sara Badr Schmidt from the series « Borderless », to illustrate a better world without men created boundaries.

> Natalia chose a picture by Stieglitz of Georgia O'Keeffe's hands to speak about the necessary collaboration between men and women artists.

> Marianne chose one of her artworks because she advocates that the world should be seen through women's eyes, for violence to decrease.

> Natalie chose this image to express her views of a world where communication and tolerance prevail.

> Danielle chose her own photograph Lost because her dream is about finding the key to a better world within oneself.

> Jo chose drawing of a truck by H. to show the importance of simplicity and honesty in the art world.

> Sam chose the image of a shag bird, logo of her art club, to show artists need helping each other and taking control over their exhibitions.

> Yoyo chose Blue Dream of Aki Kuroda because we should all follow our dreams, or our dream.

> Sonia chose the image of an eye to make us look at each other with a benevolent eye.

> Isabel chose the ouroboros because it symbolises regeneration and also creative opportunity. 

> Anne-Pierre chose an illumination by Hildegard von Bingen to show the importance of innocence in human life.

> Emmanuelle chose Cosmos because we are part of it and art is a source which reconnects us to ourselves.

> Marie-Claire chose exclamation points to highlight the necessity of people's real commitment for art.

> Anne-Sarah believes that laughter, as well as art, may help us view things from a distance and improve our lives.

> Julie chose a painting by the Chinese female artist Guan Daosheng, symbol for her fight for women's status in the art world

> Isabelle chose a collage by Haerizadeh, a technique which embodies her dream for multicultural influences

> Isadora chose a photograph she took of her sister's gaze, echoing to our perception of art.

> Hélianthe chose a photograph of her and her sister holding hands, as a symbol of solidarity between women.

> Ofra chose her painting of a homeless man. She dreams for education to enlighten Brazil.

> This artwork from Bettie Nin embodies her vision for true freedom.

> Myriam chose the Mimi Foundation : she believes that pampering women may help them go through hard times.

> Agnès chose the Brazilian flag, which echoes to a land of future where diversity & opportunities thrive.

> Isabelle's dream is the door to a garden of her family house - a symbol for her desire to cultivate art.

> Jeanne drew Flying House as her dream, embodying her vision of a safe place for everyone.

> Melissa's dream is a photograph which reminds her of the child's voice within her.

> The movement

here equates life. This painting serves as a reminder that art and life work

hand in hand.

> Clara's blank suitcase embodies the beginning of a new project.