Winners 6th Edition
2025
Drawings
Identifier: #335
Winner
SLOVENIA
Posavje Museum Brežice
What have we done?!
Posavje Museum Brežice, Slovenia. JZ. OŠ Marjana Nemca Radeče, Brežice. Žarja Gros.
The drawing presents how our waters are becoming more and more dirty, and how much trash we throw in it. I made it with tempera/guash.
Identifier: #370
Special Mention
ROMANIA
Aquatim, Water Museum Timisoara
The River Bega
Aquatim, Water Museum, Romania. Secondary School No. 24, Timisoara. 6th Grade.
The River BEGA is a collective work that highlights the importance of water for humans and other living things alike.
Bega crosses our city, Timișoara, and it is the main source of drinking water. Even though the river is deeply rooted in our collective consciousness, we often forget that its waters and banks are home to a rich variety of plants and wildlife. Rediscovering this diversity can help us see the river not just as a waterway, but as a living space — one that is worthy of our respect and protection.
Identifier: #310
Special Mention
BRAZIL
Brazilian Water Museum
Tree of waters: Roots of life and hope
Brazilian Water Museum, Brazil. Integral School Padre Josino Morais Tavares, Palmas. Sophia Costa Oliveira.
The drawing depicts a tree made of fresh water, from which animals such as herons, frogs, capybaras, and fish emerge. It also nourishes forests, crops, and human communities, symbolizing the essential role of water in sustaining life. Each branch and root of the tree connects biodiversity with culture, illustrating that water is both a tangible and intangible cultural legacy.
Identifier: #289
Special Mention
ITALY
Water Museum of Venice
Water is life
Water Museum of Venice, Italy. Secondary school “A. Martini” of Peseggia di Scorzè, Venice. Teresa Polese / 1^ G
Every form of life on our planet depends on water.
MAIN PARTNER YEAR 2025
