The Years We Were Little

Virtual Exhibition + Artist’s Interview

The Virtual Exhibition + Artist’s Interview is a distinguished initiative hosted by the Women in Arts Network, created to provide creators and visionaries with an international platform for visibility and recognition. Open to practitioners across all mediums, disciplines, and stages of their careers, the project celebrates diversity in expression while building meaningful global connections.

The Virtual Exhibition presents a curated digital space where selected works are shared with an international audience of collectors, curators, and cultural patrons. By harnessing the accessibility of the virtual format, the exhibition transcends geographic boundaries, offering creators opportunities for discovery and engagement worldwide.

The Interview Series extends this experience by highlighting the voices and journeys behind the work. These published features offer an in-depth perspective on process, inspiration, and practice, creating an enduring record of each participant’s contribution to contemporary culture.

Through this initiative, the Women in Arts Network reinforces its mission to champion creativity, expand visibility, and foster dialogue within the global cultural community.

A showcase without borders. A platform of recognition. A network of empowerment.

Exhibition Note

The Years We Were Little
A Virtual Exhibition on Childhood and Memory

The Years We Were Little is a journey back to the tender beginnings of life, where wonder lived in small details and time felt endless. This exhibition brings together artists who revisit the landscapes of their childhood, translating fleeting moments into enduring works of art.

Through painting, photography, sculpture, and mixed media, these creations speak of innocence, curiosity, and the fragile beauty of growing up. Each piece is a fragment of memory, sometimes vivid, sometimes blurred, capturing the laughter, the play, the dreams, and the quiet corners of youth.

Though each artist reflects from a different place and perspective, together they weave a tapestry of shared nostalgia. Their works remind us of the universal emotions of childhood: the joy of discovery, the comfort of home, the ache of growing, and the magic of seeing the world with unguarded eyes.

The Years We Were Little is an invitation to pause, remember, and reconnect with the child we all once were.

Exhibiting Artists