AOH GLOBAL | AOHzim

ART OF HEALTH GLOBAL COMPETITION

Alex Kelly NORTH AMERICA

The blend of colors is meant to represent the spectrum of gender identity and presentation, from hyperfeminine to hypermasculine and everything in-between, and the idea that presentation or perception doesn’t always equal identity.

The Gold represents the beauty of trans identities and the intersections of identity and presentation.

NAME: Adam D N Williams COUNTRY: United Kingdom DOB: 04-30-1996

I combined all my various artwork and scientific posters to show what sexual health means to me, it is important to me as an individual while my work aims to improve the sexual health and wellbeing of others. This entry presents the two meanings sexual health has in my life, which while do not always agree, both are important and support each other in my life.

NAME: Andrew Jonathan Brahms S. COUNTRY: Indonesia DOB: 08-19-2000

Self-control is the key to sexual health. A safeguard for yourself and those with whom you delve. Their presences judge one another. Yet mistakes can happen and complex problems arise. Leading to ostracization, depression, and teary eyes. Surprised are those who've conquered their own inner strife. For he's not wallowing in despair or shedding tears for life. In this painting, I seek to inspire those who bear the burden to not tire. But to forgive themselves and strive for better To realize that life can still be a present filled with hope and dreams.

The drawing is portraying the ablity of women and men to enjoy and express their sexuality, hence doing it so free from risk of sexually transmitted diseases, unwanted pregnancy, coercion, violence and discrimination.

My art piece gives a vivid idea of my ideal image of what consists to sexual health, its main focus is to show the correlation of the physical, mental and emotional intimacy that is built on a strong foundation of love and understanding which in a nutshell paints my idea on the characterization of sexual health.

NAME: Busani Ncube COUNTRY: Zimbabwe DOB: 10-13-1996

Troubled' showing a young troubled woman seated in a disturbed manner. She might be troubled because of experiencing a terrible situation involving STIs or HIV. Whatever is troubling her, just by taking a closer look at her, one can safely conclude that she is in real pain. What if she was sexually abused leading to her suffering a stigma as well as HIV or STIs? Every colour in the painting represent a certain emotion: the blues, reds, greens, yellows, blacks and whites of her life.

NAME: Gabriel Rufai COUNTRY: Nigeria Age: 23

This artwork depicts the nature of sexual health, and its importance. It explains that individuals have the ability to enjoy and control their sexual lives, without harming themselves or others. Sexual health involves not only the absence of disease, but also the ability to make informed choices about sexuality, such as using contraception, practicing safe sex, and engaging in consensual sexual activities. This piece gives importance to sex education as it plays a vital role in maintaining sexual health.