This exhibit carries the voice of children trapped in war and displacement. A series of sculptures in the shape of umbrellas (a symbol of protection) hang from the ceiling or sit on the floor upside down collecting drops of rain. The sculptures are made with round reeds, and copper wires woven with colorful yarn. Water is symbolic throughout the piece, each umbrella highlighting different challenges for the children: A child that drowned while escaping in a dingy from one land to another, another who is forced to live in a tent flooded with sea water in the cold months of winter, another who has gone days with no water to drink at all. The vibrant primary colors and overall whimsy of the piece further highlights the children it represents.