(Baonghean.vn) - With the theme "Aspiration for reform", prisoners at Prison No. 3 presented vivid and colorful paintings to express the dreams and aspirations of people who once made mistakes.
Prison No. 3 (General Department VIII - Ministry of Public Security), located in Nghia Dung commune, Tan Ky district, currently has over 3,000 prisoners serving their sentences. The unit's characteristic is that it only has male prisoners, however, according to Major Dao Anh Son - Deputy Warden of Prison No. 3, there are many "mysterious factors" in the prison, with many different talents.
In addition to the art troupe, which includes prisoners with singing and dancing talents that are no less than those of female prisoners, some other prisoners also have special talents in fields such as sculpture, construction, and especially painting.
Nghe An Newspaper would like to introduce some paintings with the theme "Aspiration for reform" created by prisoners of Prison No. 3:
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| Taking the scene as the labor and production area outside Sub-camp K2, prisoner Bui Duc Nam sketched the peaceful scene of the Prison after hours of labor reform, prisoners returning to their cells with renewed excitement when thinking about the day of return that is not far away. Photo: Ha Thu |
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| Also from the perspective of prisoner Bui Duc Nam, the painting "The Teacher" is a loving and meaningful look of a prison officer towards a prisoner in passing on a profession so that the prisoner has a "fishing rod" after completing his prison sentence. Photo: Ha Thu |
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| “Sweat on the path to goodness” is the theme that prisoner Pham Huy Hong chose to express his gratitude to the Board of Supervisors and prison officers. Through labor and production, the drops of sweat that one sheds are the sweetest measure of goodness. Photo: Ha Thu |
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| The painting titled “True Value” by prisoner Nguyen Tan Quang, currently serving his sentence at Sub-camp K2, Prison No. 3. The painting depicts quite fully the daily labor and production activities of prisoners in the prison, from growing vegetables, raising fish to building welfare facilities in the unit. Photo: Ha Thu |
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| Prisoner Phan Ba Huong, before donning the striped shirt, was a man who had it all, a beautiful wife, smart children, but in a moment of human failure, Phan Ba Huong lost everything. The work “Where are those days” is a regret and sorrow about the past, two sides of a painful reality. Photo: Ha Thu |
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| “The song of life” by prisoner Tran Hong Chuong is a multi-dimensional view of the entertainment and daily activities of prisoners after hours of labor and reform. Pham Hong Chuong is also a famous artist, the captain of the prisoner art troupe of Prison No. 3. Photo: Ha Thu |
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