Inspired by her painted autobiography entitled, "The Story of Me", Peyton Euriah continues her journey of self-discovery and of sharing her realizations of humanity's collective purpose in another convicting body of work entitled, "The Story of Children".

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In this upcoming collection, Peyton urges audiences from every class, culture, and walk of life to reanalyze what our responsibilities to the world and to God are through how we treat and view children, today. Through 10 powerful portraits depicting children of various ages and ethnic backgrounds, in all their innocence and transparency, Peyton invites viewers to reflect on what it truly means to protect, nurture, and bring up a child in the way that they should go, because they are everyone's futures, whether we choose to acknowledge that fact, or not.

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Making it a clear and adamant point throughout her journey of painting in each series that she creates, Peyton's desperate desire to help shift the collective society's heart-stance from one of selfishness, dissonance, and ungratefulness back to selflessness, harmony, and gratitude, according to the Most High's will, is evident in her artwork.

 

As Peyton always reiterates in the introductions of each collection:

 

 “Wholeness happens in multiples, and in multiple ways. Arrival is never just one destination. God shows us that the different stages of growth that we experience will repeat themselves time, and time again in different ways and through many challenges until we finally overcome them. The acceptance of this realization brings humility, causing one to finally surrender to the architect of their souls: God. This is true peace. True serenity.

 

 We’re all in this together."