Artists Against War - Season 2 / Year 2024

Season 2 / Year 2024

Episodes

Soldiers, Don't Shoot My Friend
Don't shoot my friend! Writer, and performing artist Ito Seiko visited Gaza in 2019 where he met Yasser Harb, a driver. Ito writes and reads a poem to improvised music, thinking of Yasser and Gaza.

White Dove over the Jordan River
Miwa Komatsu, known for paintings of divine spirits, recalls a memorable scene at the Jordan River from 2016. Praying for the eradication of war, she draws a painting of peace.

The Power of Sound
Musician SUGIZO visited Palestine and performed at a refugee camp in 2018. Now, he rearranges one of his tracks as a prayer for the war victims, imbuing the sound of the guitar with his prayers.
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