The Georgian-Abkhaz conflict that occurred in 1992-1993 is one of the most tragic events in the history of the region. During this conflict in Abkhazia, there were fierce battles, mass killings, and violent actions against the civilian population. Thousands of people died, and hundreds of thousands were forced to flee their homes, becoming refugees.Bloodshed, destruction, and fear became a daily reality for many people during this conflict.
The conflict left an indelible mark on the minds of those who experienced this war. Memories of the terrible events, losses, and destruction in Abkhazia still live on in the hearts and conversations of people, as if the event happened just yesterday. Every gathering becomes an occasion to remember the horrific moments of that time and discuss its consequences.
The more interesting it is to explore the lives of the peaceful generation of children born after 1993, who were not witnesses to this conflict.
They are peacefully developing, investing their energy in mastering traditional crafts, dancing, singing, and participating in traditional sports. They strive to preserve and continue the cultural heritage of their people, learning to respect and value the culture and history of their country.
The photo project "Peaceful Generation" presents a series of portraits of children who have never seen war and have not experienced fear and destruction. These children live in a society that values peace and harmony, where every day is filled with joy and smiles. Through the photographs of these children, we see how valuable peaceful times are, and how important it is to preserve it for future generations, as peace is a necessity that we must cherish and pass on to children so that they can grow up in love and safety.
