Through this powerful artwork, “We Want World Peace – Our Demand: No War for the Next 100 Years,” Alhaz GK Mushahid, an internationally recognized Bangladeshi artist, inventor, and peace advocate, delivers a strong message about peace, humanity, and global unity.
The artwork expresses a vision of a world free from war, violence, and hostility, where nations choose peace over conflict, dialogue over violence, and cooperation over division. Created on real thin-tailed sheepskin using a specialized artistic technique developed through Mushahid’s research, the artwork combines his innovative approach to art with a universal message of peace.
As Chairman of We Want World Peace Organization and GK Antique Collection, Mushahid uses his artistic creations to promote peace, unity, and mutual respect among nations. He has also created national flag artworks representing more than 70 countries on thin-tailed sheepskin, bringing different nations together through a shared artistic medium.
At the heart of his vision is the proposal for “No War for the Next 100 Years.” He calls upon world leaders and nations to resolve international disputes through diplomacy, dialogue, mediation, and peaceful negotiation rather than armed conflict. His ultimate ambition is to make peace a permanent habit for humanity.
Mushahid’s vision of peace also extends to environmental protection and the fight against poverty. Through initiatives such as “Promote to Plant More Trees,” he highlights the importance of protecting nature, supporting sustainable development, and creating a healthier and more secure world for future generations.
Through this artwork, Alhaz GK Mushahid appeals to world leaders, governments, peace organizations, and people everywhere to unite for a peaceful future where every human being can live with dignity, safety, and hope.
Ultimately, the artwork carries a simple but ambitious message: humanity must work together to end war, strengthen international cooperation, and build a world where peace becomes a lasting legacy for future generations.
We Want World Peace. No War for the Next 100 Years. Let Humanity Live in Peace.