It is while waiting for my PCR Covid-19 test at Charles de Gaulle airport that I met famed war photographed Jonathan Alpeyrie, who also had just returned to France after covering the latest war in Armenia in November 2020. Mr. Alpeyrie had been spent 5 weeks covering the fighting in Artsakh for a few major international press organizations; while I too had just returned from the region playing music for children who had been displaced by the conflict.
Here we are, one year later, collaborating on a project through my organization Spidak-Sevane meant to help Armenian children who had become orphans due to the latest conflict.
In order to help these children who have lost their parents and homes, we are selling a selection of photos taken by Mr. Alpeyrie during the war which half of the proceeds will go directly to Spidak-Sevane to provide for these children much needed help through music in the shape of workshops, purchasing of a variety of instruments, as well financing to pay for the teachers and other types of necessities. Each photos sold will be printed by the world-famous printer in New York, Duggal Visuals, then signed by Mr. Alpeyrie himself and then shipped anywhere on the planet to the buyer.
