A poster with four children, a boy holding a broken toy, a girl with a book, a boy with a backpack, and a girl with a white flag, standing around a tree with words on leaves, depicting broken childhoods and calling to protect the right to be small. The text includes names Tino, Mira, Yazan, Amina with locations and years.

Visual Composition • Background: A cracked concrete wall, faded and grey, covered with faint chalk drawings—stick figures, suns, houses—half-erased by time and conflict. • Centerpiece: A stylized iron tree, rusted and bare, standing solemnly in the middle. From its branches hang a few colorful paper leaves—each one inscribed with a child’s name or a word like “hope,” “play,” or “peace.” • Foreground: Four silhouettes of children from different eras: • Tino (Italy, 1945): holding a broken wooden toy. • Mira (Bosnia, 1995): clutching a torn schoolbook. • Yazan (Syria, 2025): wearing a dusty backpack. • Amina (Gaza, 2023): raising a small white flag. They stand quietly around the tree, not touching, but connected by gaze and posture. 📝 Text Elements • Title (Top Center): The Right to Be Small Memories of Broken Childhoods (in bold, distressed lettering; slightly faded as if weathered by time) • Quote (Bottom Center): “Protect the right to be small.” (Italicized, soft serif font, glowing faintly against the dark background) • Details (Bottom Left/Right): • Written and performed by students of [School Name] • Directed by [Director Name] • Date, Time, Location • Free entry / Donations welcome 🎨 Color Palette • Greys and rust tones for the background and tree • Muted earth tones for the children’s silhouettes • Bright, hopeful colors for the paper leaves (yellow, green, blue, red) • White and gold for the title and quote See more