These FUNNY FACES in memory of the BROKEN GULLS of the First World War.
 In memory of those soldiers who returned from the front with injuries, with serious and irremediable sequels.
In memory of those people who have learned to live despite this and certainly also in joy and lightness. Simply happy to live.
Hence this name of FUNNY FACES.
Like nothing is insurmountable.

FUNNY FACES Contemporary Paintings are a collection of vibrant and colorful paintings, inspired by the "broken faces" of World War I, that feature characters with fun and expressive expressions. Inspired by pop culture and urban art, these works reflect the light and joyful spirit of Semaj.
Each Funny Faces painting is unique and tells a story through the features of its characters. Whether it's a smiling face or a funny face, each piece captures the essence of humor and good humor.
These paintings are perfect for adding a splash of color and cheer to any interior space. They are also an excellent choice for those looking to decorate their home with original and unique works of art.
As a collection of contemporary paintings, Funny Faces is a great option for those who appreciate modern art and artistic expression. If you're looking for a piece of art that will make you smile every time you look at it, then Funny faces are for you.

The "broken jaws" of the First World War are soldiers who were seriously injured in the face and head during the conflict. Many of them suffered severe facial mutilation, such as shrapnel wounds or burns.
These injuries had lasting consequences on the soldiers' lives, affecting their ability to speak, eat and breathe normally. Many also suffered from mental disorders and impaired vision.
Despite their suffering and handicap, the "broken faces" were considered heroes and were hailed for their bravery and determination. Many have been honored by their country for their service and sacrifice.
Today, the "broken jaws" of World War I are a poignant reminder of the cruelty of war and the impact it had on millions of people around the world. They are a reminder of the importance of peace and the need to work together to avoid such tragedies in the future.