TAA PEACE GALLERY
CURATED ART COLLECTION
A curated selection of artists and creators whose work reflects themes of peace, humanity, connection, and creative expression.
Selected works and collections are available for acquisition directly through participating artists and designers.
TAA x Beatrice Stella
Beatrice Stella is an abstract artist and creative visionary whose work bridges the worlds of fine art, spiritual exploration, and intentional design. Known for her expressive, energy-driven paintings, Beatrice channels themes of love, peace, and resilience through her use of bold color, intuitive movement, and soulful composition.
TAA x Stephanie Gerlier
Stéphanie Gerlier is a committed French illustrator based on the shores of Geneva’s lake. Her visual world inspired by pop culture is distinguished by its use of powerful, vibrant and energetic colors. Her work revolves particularly around her ICONS collection, a series of illustrated portraits dedicated to women artists and iconic figures who have left their mark on history, culture, science, art, and social movements. Each illustration is conceived as a visual celebration: a tribute to the strength, audacity, and legacy of these women, conveyed through a colorful and stylized aesthetic that is instantly recognizable. Through her work, Stéphanie’s aim is to highlight and remind us how these extraordinary women, each in their own field, have changed the world and made an impact on it. And therefore, how they continue to influence each and every one of us !
TAA x Ahlam Shalabi
Ahlam Shalabi is an artist whose work explores themes of peace, identity, memory, and human connection. A founding member of The Art Association (TAA), she also serves as its Resident Artist and Vice President. Her artistic practice reflects a deep engagement with cultural dialogue and the power of art to foster reflection, resilience, and understanding across communities. Through her work, Ahlam seeks to create spaces for empathy and connection, aligning closely with TAA’s mission to encourage peaceful engagement through art in all its forms.
