Revolutionary art in Aleppo

Salam Atrash began the painting campaign in Salah Al-Din neighbourhood by himself (MEE/Khalil Hajjar)

This picture represents a cynical view of the talks in Gevena. The artist is saying that while the politicans talk, Syrians are suffering (MEE/Khalil Hajjar)

This painting symbolises prisoners under the Assad government (MEE/Khalil Hajjar)

This pictures a map of Syria no longer under Assad's rule (MEE/Khalil Hajjar)

A young girl idles underneath a tree (MEE/Khalil Hajjar)

This painting of a gun represents Assad's rule (MEE/Khalil Hajjar)

A statement calling to free prisoners under the Assad government (MEE/Khalil Hajjar)

This anti-Assad painting represents freedom when the Assad government falls (MEE/Khalil Hajjar)

A man in prison suffering from loneliness (MEE/Khalil Hajjar)

This painting symbolises the air strikes that kill innocent civilians (MEE/Khalil Hajjar)

A fist of that represents the Syrian revolution and unity for the people (MEE/Khalil Hajjar)

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