Starting the day after tomorrow, one hundred thousand small crosses will fill the church of Bret-Gelieren in Genk. They symbolize the victims of war and violence. The art installation ‘The Power of Peace’ aims to encourage visitors to reflect on peace and to bring them into conversation with one another.
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Starting the day after tomorrow, one hundred thousand small crosses will fill the church of Bret-Gelieren in Genk. They symbolize the victims of war and violence. The art installation ‘The Power of Peace’ aims to encourage visitors to reflect on peace and to bring them into conversation with one another.