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A visual record of paintings and photographs by a humanitarian worker On & Off Canvas

A visual record of paintings and photographs by a humanitarian worker This is a small archive of some of the things I’ve seen and made. It includes works from before I began my career in the humanitarian sector and others from the years that followed. The humanitarian profession exposes you to a world of extremes, where the darkest of human experiences are met with the brightest sparks of spirit. I n a career spent navigating crises, art -wherever I could find it- and memory became my own defensive wall—a safe space to store the lessons of strength I learned from those who had every reason to give up, but chose to remain. Roberto Vila-Sexto Kyiv, March, 2026

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A visual record of paintings and photographs by a humanitarian worker On 'Canvas' Three tall trees. Ivana Franka Str. 22/24 Trashform series. Oil watercolour, pencil, and pastel crayons on laundry paper bag. Kyiv. January 2025 Folded right wing Trashform series. Pencil, oil, watercolour and coffee on paper bag. Kyiv. February 2025 Kalimat (Flyer) Joint exhibition with Palestinian artist Osama Zatar. Bethlehem. March, 2007 Three tall trees. Ivana Franka Str. 22/24 Trashform series. Oil watercolour, pencil, and pastel crayons on laundry paper bag. Kyiv. January 2025 1/23 Low Tech Carved house Pine tree railway sleeper. Ourense, n.d. Xmas tree Cherry and apple tree branches and wire. Ourense, n.d. Three steps Teak wood and oil paint. Leticia's backyard. May 2022 Carved house Pine tree railway sleeper. Ourense, n.d. 1/6

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