Online Gallery – Group A (Ages 7–10)
Welcome to the online gallery of the 2026 Atlantic Youth Art Festival. Below are the artworks of our young artists, presented alongside their own artist statements. Works appear in exhibition order — every voice shown equally.
“One with Nature.”
by Janelle Nnaji · Exhibit No. 6
My artwork, One with Nature , represents how us humans are connected to natue, we see the beautiful colors of flowers, we smell the roses , we eat our vegetables and we can touch the butterflies.
“One Big Family”
by Janelle Nnaji · Exhibit No. 8
My artwork, One Big family, shows how humans of all races, animals and nature are all connected as one big family.
“Cute Earth”
by Mabel Ng · Exhibit No. 12
Featuring a smiling Earth adorned with vibrant flowers, this artwork highlights our deep connection to nature. Flanked by both the sun and moon, it reflects the harmonious balance of life and the environment we must protect.
“The path of Forest”
by Grace Wang · Exhibit No. 13
Feel the beauty and peace of the forest.
“Connections”
by Raanav Karthik · Exhibit No. 14
My picture is about connection. The trees, flowers, birds, bees, animals and water are all friends. They help each other and live together. Everything in nature is connected and if we take care of nature, nature takes care of us.
“The Last Ice”
by Edward Wang · Exhibit No. 18
This artwork shows a penguin family standing together on a piece of melting ice. The title, The Last Ice, reminds us that the polar regions are changing because of climate change. As the Earth becomes warmer, ice melts, sea levels rise, and many animals lose their homes.
“The Dark Five”
by Yanhua Cai · Exhibit No. 23
I draw this because they look cool and I like the animation they make
“Magic Cats – Night of Stars”
by Mabel Ng · Exhibit No. 27
This piece illustrates the magical connection between our earthly homes and the mysterious wonders of the cosmos. Guided by a celestial cat, the vibrant, swirling night sky bridges the gap between dreams and reality.
“The Secret Falls”
by Jayden Zhang · Exhibit No. 29
My artwork connects to Mother Nature through the waterfall, mountains, forest, tree, and deer. Together, they show the beauty and peace found in nature. I hope my artwork inspires people to appreciate and care for the natural world.
“My Kittens”
by Mabel Ng · Exhibit No. 32
This drawing captures the joyful bond among five unique kittens. Through shared toys, playful paw prints, and cozy cardboard homes, it shows how their diverse personalities connect to form a warm, loving family.
“Tree of Love”
by Zhiwen Wei · Exhibit No. 36
Tree of Love shows that connection grows from kindness. The tree, cats, and colourful sky remind us that love connects us to nature. The centred pink tree is using its branches to embrace the space around it. The two closed cats emphasize companionship and trust. The colourful background creates a sense of everything.
“Tropical Fish”
by Lexi Wang · Exhibit No. 38
Lexi drew these colorful fish to promote the awareness for the protection of ocean creatures.
“Nature and Me”
by Jasgun Kaur · Exhibit No. 46
My painting is showing the connection between humans and nature. Trees are very important. With out trees and plants there is no life. So how trees grow, we grow too. That is why I made a human a tree and roots in my painting.
“Person in light”
by Junhu Yang · Exhibit No. 49
When I hear the word “connection,” I think about my head and my body. My neck connects them together. My blood and nerves also help connect everything inside my body. My head helps me think, and my body helps me move and do things. They need each other every day.