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Congratulations!
We are proud to announce the winners of the Express Your Values Art Contest. This year, young artists from around the world shared powerful visual interpretations of the Core Values of the Hizmet Movement.
Each submission reflected deep thought, creativity, and a sincere commitment to expressing meaningful values through art.
All awards were determined by the jury based on the published evaluation criteria and their discretion. Recognition was granted only when submissions met the established standards of artistic quality and thematic alignment.
As such, not all categories include full placement awards, and in some cases, only Honorable Mentions — or no awards — were granted.
We sincerely thank every participant for their time, creativity, and courage in expressing their values through art.
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Tebrikler!
Değerini Anlat Sanat Yarışması’nın kazananlarını duyurmaktan gurur duyuyoruz. Bu yıl dünyanın dört bir yanından genç sanatçılar, Hizmet Hareketi’nin Temel Değerlerini güçlü ve etkileyici görsel yorumlarla ifade ettiler.
Her bir başvuru; derin düşünceyi, yeteneği ve anlamlı değerleri sanat yoluyla ifade etme konusundaki samimiyetlerini yansıttı.
Tüm ödüller, yayımlanan değerlendirme kriterleri ve jüri üyelerinin takdiri doğrultusunda belirlenmiştir. Ödüller, yalnızca belirlenen sanatsal kalite ve tema uyumu standartlarını karşılayan eserlere verilmiştir.
Bu nedenle, tüm kategorilerde her derece için ödül verilmemiş; bazı kategorilerde yalnızca Onur ödülü verilmiş ya da bazı kategorilerde hiç ödül verilmemiştir.
Sanat aracılığıyla değerlerini ifade eden tüm katılımcılara zamanları, yaratıcılıkları ve cesaretleri için içtenlikle teşekkür ederiz.
Animation B (Ages 17-25)
Animasyon B (17-25 Yaş)
1st Place
Mizula Yzma-hl M. Bontilao (19)
Quezon City, Philippines
“Different Flavors, Same Brew”
“Different Flavors, Same Brew” is a short, symbolic animated film inspired by the core values of Hizmet. Using tea as a visual allegory, the story shows how diverse voices and perspectives, when brought together through consultation, can create something richer and more meaningful than any single part alone. Each tea leaf represents a different culture, belief, and experience, all steeping in the same cup to form a shared understanding. As the brew is poured and shared, it transforms into acts of service, reflecting civic responsibility and care for humanity.
2nd Place
Meryem Oener (22)
Strasbourg, France
“Hizmet and the White Flag of Humanity”
This video shows how Hizmet teaches us to look beyond artificial divisions, to embrace our most natural state, that is, our God-given diversity as a source of wondrous beauty, and to unite under the white flag of humanity.
Digital Collage B (Ages 17-25)
Dijital Kolaj B (17-25 Yaş)
1st Place
Sena Ok (25)
Amsterdam, Netherlands
“Hizmet Degerler Kolaj”
(Hizmet Values Collage)
Sanat aracılığıyla insanların duygularına dokunmayı seviyorum. Son yıllarda giderek kötü bir şekilde artan milliyetçilik akımları ve ayrımcılık karşısında derin bir üzüntü hissediyorum. Küçüklüğümden bu yana, Hizmet Hareketi’nin eğitim, sevgi, diyalog, insanlar arasında barış köprüleri kurma ve fedakârlık gibi değerlerini; bu tür ayrıştırıcı akımlar karşısında güçlü bir duruş ve güzelliği yaymaya yönelik bir hareket olarak gördüm. Bu nedenle, bu çalışmada elimden geldiğince bu değerleri yansıtmak istedim.
EN: I love touching people’s emotions through art. In recent years, I have felt deep sadness in the face of the growing rise of nationalism and discrimination. Since my childhood, I have seen the values of the Hizmet Movement—such as education, love, dialogue, building bridges of peace among people, and self-sacrifice—as a strong stance against such divisive currents and as a movement dedicated to spreading goodness and beauty. For this reason, in this work I wanted to reflect these values as best as I could.
2nd Place
Akhtar Unnisa Begum (17)
Hyderabad, India
“Human Right”
The art work is about human rights, equality and the respect for humans.It shows the world in unity and the sacrifices and the struggles of humans on this planet how they are suppressed and not given equal rights and not given freedom of speech and justice over harassment and torture even the gender equality my art work is all about these topics and I believe that every human deserves to be treated equally irrespective of caste, religion,skin,gender we should see every person equally.
3rd Place
Ebru Su (23)
Bucharest, Romania
“Wave of Unity”
Inspired by Hokusai’s The Great Wave of Kanagawa, this piece is collaged from Ebru papers, each shaped by water, patience, and unity. Every fragment holds its own voice, yet only together do they become the wave which echoes shared wisdom and consultation. The discipline of Ebru reflects respect for order and dignity, where structure allows harmony. Working with paper and water is a conscious act of care for the earth too. These choices reflect the core values of the Hizmet movement including responsibility, consultation, and care for humanity and creation. This wave, collaged with Ebru, lives between mind and heart, where intention and surrender meet as one.
Digital Drawing B (Ages 17-25)
Dijital Çizim B (17-25 Yaş)
1st Place
Asya Betül Kaya (17)
Brussels, Belgium
“Esma Uludağ”
Birkaç hafta önce Süvari’nin konserine gittim ve bu sanat eserine ilham kaynağı oldu. Konser sırasında küçük hikayeler ve alıntılar anlatarak dinlemeyi çok eğlenceli hale getirdi ve sonraki şarkılara anlam kattı. Esma Uludağ’ın hikayesini anlattı ve onun hikayesinin tüm dünyaya duyurulmasını istediğini ekledi. Esma Uludag, Türkiye’den kaçarak Almanya’da bulunan esi ile yeniden bir araya gelmek istiyordu. Yunanistan’a vardığında maalesef kalp krizi geçirerek hayatını kaybetti. Bu eserde, yanan Truva’dan kaçan ve babası Anchises’i omuzlarında taşıyan Aeneas’ın hikayesiyle bir paralellik kurmaya çalıştım. Aeneas, yeni bir yuva kurmak için yola çıkmıştı. Esma Uludag, Aeneas gibi bir kahramandı ve ailesi için insan haklarına ve uluslararası hukuka gerçekten saygı duyulan bir yer bulmak için çabalıyordu.
EN: A few weeks ago, I attended Süvari’s concert, and it became the inspiration for this artwork. During the concert, he made the experience very engaging by sharing short stories and quotes, which added deeper meaning to the songs that followed. He told the story of Esma Uludağ and said that he wanted her story to be heard by the whole world.
Esma Uludağ had fled Turkey and was hoping to reunite with her husband in Germany. Sadly, when she arrived in Greece, she suffered a heart attack and passed away.
In this piece, I tried to draw a parallel with the story of Aeneas, who fled the burning city of Troy while carrying his father Anchises on his shoulders. Aeneas had set out in search of a new home. Like Aeneas, Esma Uludağ was a hero—striving to find a place where human rights and international law are truly respected, for the sake of her family.
2nd Place
Fatma Müşerref Demirel (17)
Porvoo, Finland
“Plastic Jellyfish”
Denize ve okyanuslara atılan plastik artıkların nasıl denizdeki hayvanların yerini aldıklarını ve denizdeki yaşamın azaldığını göstermek istedim
EN: I wanted to show how plastic waste thrown into seas and oceans is replacing marine life and how life in the ocean is gradually diminishing.
3rd Place
Meryem Kurt (21)
Nuremberg, Germany
“Muhabbet” (Friendly Conversation)
Das Bild zeigt Menschen, die sich in der Natur treffen und friedlich sowie gleichberechtigt Zeit miteinander verbringen. Die Frauenfiguren sind aktiv und zentral dargestellt, was die Stärkung von Frauen und die Gleichberechtigung aller betont.
EN: The image shows people coming together in nature and spending time peacefully and equally. The female figures are active and central, emphasizing women’s empowerment and equality for everyone.
Photography B (Ages 17-25)
Fotoğraf B (17-25 Yaş)
Honorable Mention
Ubeydullah Deniz (24)
Würzburg, Germany
“Doğanın İnsana Sessiz Çığlığı”
(Nature’s Silent Cry to Humanity)
Suya bu kadar yakın bir susuzlukta, çatlak toprak zamana tutunur. Kıyıda unutulmuş bir iz, doğanın insana sessiz çığlığı olarak durur. Hayatla yok oluş arasındaki bu ince çizgi, gözle değil vicdanla görülür.
EN: In a drought so close to water, the cracked earth clings to time. A trace forgotten on the shore stands as nature’s silent cry to humanity. This thin line between life and extinction is seen not with the eyes, but with the conscience.
Short Film B (Ages 17-25)
Kısa Film B (17-25 Yaş)
1st Place
Ramazan Kerimov (20)
Hanoi, Vietnam
“Respect for Human Beings”
My short film is not too long. I tried to not use any words, and show only with video. The main idea is to respect elders, to be kind and positive with them. They are the reason for your life, of your peaceful life. If you will say “why do I need elders from outside, who’s I don’t know nothing, I will respect only elders who I know”, please know you’re gonna be old, and you will get that reaction from youngers when you did as a child or teenagers. So actually it’s just one point of humanity. Be kind, be respectful, be human.
Honorable Mention
Bengisu Sevik (25)
Birmingham, England
“Çocukluğumdan bir Mektup”
(A Letter from my Childhood)
Kısa filmim, hizmet kavramını anlama sürecime odaklanan öznel bir yolculuğu anlatıyor. On iki hizmet değerini doğrudan temsil etmek yerine, bu değerlerin bende bıraktığı izleri, soruları ve dönüşümü soyut bir dil aracılığıyla ele aldım. Sahneler, hizmetin ne olması gerektiğinden ziyade, benim için ne ifade ettiğini duygusal bir çerçevede aktarabilmek için tasarlandı.
EN: My short film tells a personal journey focused on my process of understanding the concept of Hizmet. Rather than directly representing the twelve core values of Hizmet, I explored the impressions, questions, and transformation these values have left on me through an abstract language. The scenes were designed to convey, within an emotional framework, not what service should be, but what it means to me.
Traditional Drawing/Painting A (Ages 12-16)
Geleneksel Çizim / Resim A (12-16 Yaş)
1st Place
Hatice Esme (13)
Reykjavik, Iceland
“Geleceği Hayal Et”
(Imagine the Future)
Hoca Efendi hep bir hayalinden bahsederdi. Tek bir cümle ile olmasa da genel olarak hayali; Farkli dinlere ait ibadethanelerin kapılarının aynı bahçeye açıldığı ve o dinlerin temsilcilerinin aynı halkada oturup birbirlerini anlamaya çalıştıkları, bunun için tartışabildikleri bir dünya hayali.
EN: Hocaefendi would often speak about a dream of his. Even if not expressed in a single sentence, in essence it was this: a world in which the doors of places of worship belonging to different religions open into the same courtyard, and where representatives of those faiths sit in the same circle, striving to understand one another and able to engage in sincere dialogue—even discussion—for that purpose.
2nd Place
Zunaira Manha (16)
Hyderabad, India
“Empowerment of Women”
I chose my artwork of the topic ’empowerment of women’. I found the perspective of empowering women very interesting. The world taunts women for being weak emotionally and physically. The world always compares women to men and show that men are more stronger and more talented than women. But it is a wrong truth. Women can do anything without the help of men. They do not need anyone’s support. But the world disagrees with this and continues blaming, torturing and taunting them. And the question rises, how can we stop this? We can stop this by giving women equal rights, opportunities, and the power to make decisions in social, economic, political, and personal life. It includes access to education, employment, healthcare, and legal protection, enabling women to become independent, confident, and active contributors to society. Empowering women promotes gender equality and leads to overall national development.
3rd Place
Achiraya Uttasatr (16)
Chiangmai, Thailand
“Dedication for Society”
Through many years people have been divided by their appearance and differences in a society where hating on difference is common. Even when all of this is happening the group that was wronged and disrespected will always fight back for the right that is rightfully theirs. Though it took years to succeed they manage to make people united and make society a better place.
Honorable Mention
Md Arkan (15)
India
“Environmental Protection”
This artwork is about protecting the environment. It shows the beauty of nature and why it is important to care for it. The artwork reminds us that human actions affect the Earth. It encourages people to save trees, reduce pollution, and protect animals. The message is to keep the planet clean and safe. It also shows hope for a better and greener future. The artwork teaches responsibility and love for nature. It inspires everyone to take small steps to protect the environment for future generations.
Traditional Drawing/Painting B (Ages 17-25)
Geleneksel Çizim / Resim B (17-25 Yaş)
1st Place
Muhammad Zaki Arifa (22)
Banda Aceh, Indonesia
“Cheers and Enjoy”
This art shows 5 hands of people in the different skin tones and five main religions in my county, describes even you are different from whom you are sit with, you still can enjoy the moment, coffee represent joyful, and the logos in the coffee show about the topic or opinion you are holding, what you hold will be what you will consume.
2nd Place
Syed Rohan Hussain (18)
Hyderabad, India
“Service to Humanity”
This artwork centers on a human heart, symbolizing compassion as the source of service to humanity. From the heart grows a living tree that connects diverse individuals, reflecting Respect for Human Beings and Fundamental Human Rights. Two core values are emphasized: Respect for the Rule of Law, represented by balanced scales signifying justice and fairness, and Protecting the Environment, shown through nature, birds, and the tree that sustains life. Other Hizmet values are subtly integrated through the interconnected roots and branches, illustrating unity, cooperation, and ethical responsibility within society.
3rd Place
Augsburg, Germany
“Respektvolles Miteinander” (Respectable Union)
The name of my work is “respektvolles miteinander”, which means a respectable union in German. A large table is set up and each meal represents a country, everyone helps from one end. Someone arranges the plates, someone writes the names of the countries. A hand gives a brezel to another hand in a basket, I personally wanted to draw it here because I live in Germany, it represents their beautiful hosting a little. All kinds of people will sit and eat together at this table.













