A Day of Joy and Wonder at Hope Children’s Orphanage

Renowned artist Graham Cullis, alongside a dedicated group of close friends, embarked on a heart-warming mission to bring joy and wonder to the children of Hope Children’s Orphanage.

A World of Creative Exploration

This special day unfolded as a series of art activities that left the children beaming with delight.

From bead making to clay sculptures, acrylic painting, drawing, and mural creation, the children were immersed in a world of creativity. Graham’s commitment to the event even saw a yoga instructor and a violin player joining in, offering the children a fun and unique musical and physical experience, complete with animal shapes and postures.

The Grand Finale: Graham’s “Splatter Art” Extravaganza

However, the crescendo of the day came with Graham’s famous “splatter art” stunt. Graham acquired 80 ketchup bottles, filled them with paint, and gathered the children in a circle. After a suspenseful countdown, the children gleefully splattered paint in all the colors of the rainbow over Graham, filling the air with laughter and excitement.

Covered from head to toe in vibrant paint, Graham continued the artistic frenzy with a Jackson Pollock-style spatter art session on 80 canvases, generously donated by Bali Art Supplies.

Art and Philanthropy Aligned with Hope Children’s Orphanage

For Graham Cullis, the convergence of art and philanthropy is a core principle. In the United Kingdom, he has founded a non-profit organization known as Youth Art Connect (www.youthartconnect.org), a mental health initiative that offers free therapeutic art sessions to both children and adults. Events like the one hosted at Hope Children’s Orphanage resonate profoundly with Graham’s mission to create a positive impact through art.

Fostering Awareness and Support for Hope Children’s Orphanage

Graham has also been a mentor to the orphanage, assisting them in crowdfunding efforts.

Contribute to their campaign on Kita Bisa, enabling direct donations to enrich the lives of the children at the home

www.kitabisa.com/hopeorphanage

Make a difference today.

Join us in supporting Hope Children’s Orphanage and experience the magic of art and philanthropy coming together for a brighter future.

About Graham Cullis

Graham Cullis is a globally acclaimed artist, philanthropist, and mental health advocate. His work extends beyond the canvas as he tirelessly uses his artistic talent to make a meaningful impact on the lives of individuals and communities worldwide. Through initiatives like Youth Art Connect, Graham strives to inspire and heal through the power of art.

About Hope Children’s Orphanage

Hope Children’s Orphanage is a sanctuary for children in need, providing them with love, care, and opportunities to thrive. Located in Denpasar, Bali the orphanage is dedicated to creating a nurturing environment where every child can build a brighter future.

To contact the orphanage, please call Fitri Suary (manager) on WA +62 878-6142-7217

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Graham’s incredible journey is made possible through the support of his compassionate community, The Karma Club.

This dedicated community empowers Graham to traverse the globe, foster communities, initiate charitable events, such as the unforgettable day at the orphanage.

You can connect with Graham and become a part of this compassionate community by visiting his private Facebook group here, following his Facebook art page here, and staying updated through Instagram here.