Heartwarming paintings by autistic children on display in Beijing

Chris McMillan
Aug 22, 2024
1 min read

china.org.cn

24th February 2024

Two majestic lions are depicted cuddling together, their faces adorned with warm smiles; a family of giraffes stylishly don cool sunglasses; a Shiba Inu masterfully imitates the iconic pose of the Mona Lisa, earning itself the amusing moniker "Mona Lishiba." These captivating paintings are part of a collection of artworks created by talented teenagers currently on display in a Beijing gallery. And these young painters have a unique perspective.

http://www.china.org.cn/arts/2024-02/23/content_117016273.htm

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