Artist description: “My scene is about a holiday eve, where we put henna that night, and the sheik (priest) looks at the moon. Then he announces if the holiday is tomorrow. I chose this scene, because we love Chand Raat and whirling for the moon and preparations for the next day.”

*Chand Raat translates to “night of the moon,” and refers to the spotting of the full moon to signify the end of Ramada and the coming of the following Islamic month of Shaawal*

Artist description: “They are holding lanterns in front of my house and it is one of the famous and important Chinese traditional occasions in a year. Moon cake festival we can hold lanterns, eat moon cake, we can put candles on the ground.”

Artist description: “It’s a night with full moon light. People are sleeping in the houses. Moonlight is spreading on the roofs and the floor. I chose this scene because I like moonlight at night.”

Artist description: “In the Fall, many Japanese enjoy the moon. We eat dumplings and watch the full moon. It is an event that we all enjoy.”