Artist Statement: This Sing for Hope Piano, Pamplona Bienvenido, is a celebration of unity, color, and resilience, created together with Ukrainian refugee children. Its design bridges two worlds: a Ukrainian flag that flows into the Spanish one, symbolizing hope finding a new home. Two playful bulls wave peace flags above the city’s name — a joyful tribute to Pamplona’s spirit of welcome and courage. The children filled the lower panels with vibrant handprints and spontaneous bursts of paint, transforming their emotions into color. Every mark reflects laughter, curiosity, and the freedom of expression. This Sing for Hope Piano invites everyone to play, connect, and imagine a future shaped by empathy. In its melodies and colors, we find what unites us: the shared rhythm of peace, belonging, and joy.
Sing for Hope Project Leader Peter Herr, a.k.a. Momoshi, was born in Hungary, and raised in Africa, Germany, and Spain. He has worked as an artist since the early 2000‘s, with a focus on multimedia and dynamic public art. Selected highlights include Momoshi Style Hostel (City Hostel Nuremberg-Fuerth, Germany); daily digital artwork project Momoshidrops; murals for Art Museum Kumudori in Wemding; animation (Momoshi Space Race) for Glanzlichter Festival, Fuerth/ Germany; Sing for Hope Piano in Wolfsburg, Autostadt for the Global Social Business Summit; “Kiss Me“ murals in Spain and Germany; virtual reality designs and applications for market research company GFK; Momoshi Streetwear; and more. As Sing for Hope Project Leader for Europe, Peter is focused on guiding Sing for Hope’s current creative art activations that uplift, inspire, and support refugee populations.
