Ongoing Exhibition at Maloop Phnom Penh until the 14th Dec. 2025
អបអរសាទរព្រឹត្តិការណ៍សិល្បៈដែលពោរពេញដោយ សក្តានុពលក្នុងការលើកកម្ពស់ការយល់ដឹង និងការតស៊ូមតិដើម្បីសមភាពយេនឌ័រ។ ការចូលរួមចំណែកបែបសិល្បៈដ៏មានឥទ្ធិពលពីសំណាក់សិល្បករវ័យក្មេងរបស់ប្រទេសកម្ពុជា ក្រោកឈរជាមួយពួកយើងដើម្បីពិភពលោកមួយដែលសេចក្តីថ្លៃថ្នូររបស់មនុស្សគ្រប់រូបត្រូវបានគោរព។ ចូលរួមបង្កើតអនាគតកាន់តែប្រសើរ ម្តងមួយជំហានៗតាមរយៈស្នាដៃសិល្បៈ។ Celebrate the power of art in raising awareness and advocating for gender equality. Engage with powerful artistic contributions by young Cambodian creatives and stand with us for a world where everyone’s dignity is honored. Let’s create a better future, one artwork at a time.
Art for Gender Equality
Inspiring Change with Cambodian Artists
Dignity Cambodia supports art activism to raise awareness about domestic violence and elevate gender equality. The Project aims to give emerging and established Cambodian artists a stage to spark meaningful conversations advocating for human rights through the transformative power of their art.
Dignity Cambodia 2025
7 Artistic Voices for Gender Equality
Discover the selected artists for the upcoming exhibition during the 16 Days Campaign in November/ December
Phon Dolla & Samnang Seap
Do it together
Multi Media in Frame
Samnang is an architect and drawing teacher, Dolla works as an accountant. Together, they create intricate pieces of art that combine multiple mediums. In society, husbands and wives work together. But why is it that when at home, the husband is only focused on work and doesn’t help his wife with the housework? Is this fair to the wife?
“Eliminate violence in the family and in society”
Sovanmanech Norng
Break the Silence
Digital drawing and short video
Manech is a digital illustrator who loves bringing imaginative worlds to life. Her art often blends fantasy elements with contemporary aesthetics.
This animation speaks about gender expectations faced by girls and young women in Cambodia. I want to encourage young women to study what they love, pursue their ambitions, and see themselves as leaders and professionals.
“Every person deserves the chance to work, to lead, and to live without fear of judgment, discrimination, or violence”
Chheang Panha
I am a daughter
Performance of the Khmer speaking theater (Lkon nivey) Panha is a theatre director and actor. He works with Khmer Arts Action, creating performances that connect traditional Spoken Theatre with modern Cambodian life.
In Cambodian society, especially in rural areas, most girls do not have a high level of education. Some do not even finish high school and drop out of school to start working at a young age. This work should serve as an educational message.
“Women have the same right to higher education as men.”
Rathrita Saroeun
Braking into freedom
Mixed media painting
Rathrita is majoring in architecture and urbanism at RUFA. She has loved art since she was a kid. Her artwork often blends creativity, classic ornamental elements, and positive messages.
I have witnessed injustices committed by people of all genders in one-on-one discussions, social media, and in person. I want to use my voice through art to spread awareness, advocate for gender equality, and support victims.
“Empowering women by showing their bravery to fight for their freedom, reminding everyone that their voices truly matter.”
Sokkim Chork
Drunk joy hides silent suffering
Digital illustration Origami
Sokkim is a multidisciplinary designer with a strong passion for illustration and visual story telling. Her work deals with culture, history, identity and evolving narratives
I create to uncover the stories often left untold and give voice to those affected in silence. Both women and men are impacted by alcohol abuse. Through this work, I hope to evoke empathy, reflection, and a sense of shared responsibility.
“The glass may sparkle, but the cost is carried in silence by others.”
Van Vart
looming beyond the trauma
The Face painting and video
Van is a freelancer: Singer, Artist, Pro Makeup Artist, Content Creator, Model, MC, Revlon Cambodia KOL, CEO of Van Brand Cosmetics. He is passionate about anything related to art.
I faced so many struggles in life such as bullies, discrimination and assault. Those traumas lead me to who I am today because I never give up on myself. I just want to inspire those who faced those issues to give yourself the chance to live again.
“Control your trauma and move on with strength and faith.”
Rachna Thim, Socheat Nhip
Lily and her magical garden
Pocket booklet
Socheat Nhip is a coach for helping people connect with their purpose, skills and mindsets. Rachna Thim is a social enthusiast with a passion for story-telling, journalism, and communication.This book teaches children about “personal boundaries”, recognizing their own feelings, talking about what makes them uncomfortable, and respecting the boundaries of others. It is designed for reading with adults to help discuss consent, safety, and respectful friendships.
Cambodian Art Voices for Gender Equality
Join us in supporting Cambodian artists who challenge domestic violence and promote gender equality. Discover how you can contribute to this vital movement and be part of meaningful change.