FRESA y CHOCOLATE Gallery and the WHAT WATER association combine art and humanitarian commitment in a unique artistic and philanthropic approach.

 

WHAT WATER is an association that redefines the role of art by placing it at the service of major contemporary causes. Its mission is to transform artistic creations into levers for raising awareness and taking action on global issues, with a particular focus on access to water. Through concrete initiatives, Art goes beyond its contemplative role to become a tool of solidarity, a messenger of hope and a tangible response to the needs of the most vulnerable.

 

The association also stands out for its ethical and inclusive business model. A portion of the funds raised from the sale of the works is paid back to the artists, enhancing the value of their work and commitment. The remainder is used to finance essential projects in the field, such as the creation of drinking water points in Cameroon and Central Africa. These concrete initiatives, combining art and humanitarianism, help to improve the daily lives of entire communities.

 

Each work sold becomes much more than an artistic object: it's a bridge to a better future. Each brushstroke, texture and color contributes not only to raising awareness, but also to building sustainable solutions, combining the beauty of art with social impact.