JayaKrishnan_1951

JayaKrishnan_1951 OP t1_j3rchui wrote

Absolutely!!! In fact that is one of the greatest joys I have. Going back to see the children as they have gone on to achieve success. Education, careers, marriage. I have seen it all and it fills me with joy!

I always am so filled with excitement when they send me all their updates and news.

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JayaKrishnan_1951 OP t1_j3qzosd wrote

My art is always evolving. I just want to explore and share. There is inspiration everywhere around us and the world is filled with light and colour.
I just go with my heart and keep painting. Not everything is perfect but I am always painting. You will know the magic when you do it.
Sometimes I work on pieces for years. They evolve as I do.

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JayaKrishnan_1951 OP t1_j3qzgf3 wrote

Yes! We have done many fundraisers over the years. The proceeds go to art supplies.
This is part of what we are featuring in the documentary. Our work has build kitchens at orphanages and schools, water filtration, and more. Every year I go back I bring money from the art that has been sold in Canada. The kids are wonderful artists and Canadians really appreciate this. Always more than can be done.
Proceeds from the Kickstarter campaign will go to the schools if we hit our goal.

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JayaKrishnan_1951 OP t1_j3qz1qm wrote

There are so many special children I have met along the way. They all fill me with joy.

One student from 2012 went on to start a successful graphic design and video production business that is thriving in Siem Reap.

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