The artistic dreams of a young Brampton girl looking to make the world a better place has earned her a chance at a top international prize.
Shaivee Bhatt, 11, is a finalist in the Toyota Dream Car Art contest and her creation
Bee Mobile will now be judged along with eight other Canadian contenders in the world finals. The grand prize is $15,000 U.S. She has already won a $250 online retail gift card to KiwiCo.
In her work, Shaivee recognizes the vital role bees play in our ecosystem and creates a dream car to keep them safe from harmful pesticides so that they can continue to pollinate flowers, grow honey and, as she says, live a sweet long life.
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Toyota Kenya Awards Finalists For The Dream Car Art Contest
By Soko Directory Team / Published March 12, 2021 | 12:58 pm KEY POINTS
Toyota Kenya Managing Director Arvinder Reel said this year’s artworks demonstrated Kenyan children’s creativity and their great ideas of improving the lives of individuals in society through automobiles.
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th edition of the art contest organized by Toyota Kenya, Mong’are also took home Ksh50,000 while Mukuru Arts Collective received 500,000 shillings for educational purposes.