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Still with *Artistic Art from Paper*, I present some photos that I have not shared in the previous post [here](https://steemit.com/art/@khanza.aulia/amazing-paper-art-s-0a4b4cd5941eaest)

There are many meanings drawn from each art from the paper, starting from peace, a list of countries that helped the people of Aceh in the aftermath of the Tsunami, the enormity of the Tsunami wave, the spirit of helping, and the most beautiful is the peace felt by the Acehnese. All of the above has been enshrined in the Art of Paper exhibited at the `Tsunami Museum` which is a museum created to commemorate the Great Tsunami Wave that struck Aceh in 2004 ago.

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![6sn5fp7dwf.jpg](https://img.esteem.ws/6sn5fp7dwf.jpg) 

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![kc52v8nbxv.jpg](https://img.esteem.ws/kc52v8nbxv.jpg) 

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![s21yuha2pg.jpg](https://img.esteem.ws/s21yuha2pg.jpg) 

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![x8o6b89th7.jpg](https://img.esteem.ws/x8o6b89th7.jpg) 

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![jwpqnorjcx.jpg](https://img.esteem.ws/jwpqnorjcx.jpg)

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Hopefully, the next generation can take lessons from every disaster that hit this country. The Tsunami Museum in Aceh is a historical place to be known by Acehnese children someday, and they will always remember that Aceh was once hit by a devastating disaster that claimed more than 200,000 thousand human lives.

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<sub>Lhokseumawe, August 2018</sub>

Regards,

@khanza.aulia

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