Artist around the world have responded to the photograph of the three-year-old Syrian boy lying dead on a beach in Turkey.
This article contains graphic depictions of Aylan Kurdi.
Aylan was found by a Turkish policeman on a beach at dawn on Wednesday. He had drowned attempting to cross from Turkey to Greece with his brother, mother and father.
Only his father, Abdullah Kurdi, survived the aborted journey after their vessel capsized.
The bodies of the family travelled home to Kobani on Friday, with Mr Kurdi telling reporters that he had abandoned any hope of leaving Syria.
“Now that they are dead, he wants to stay here in Kobani next to them,” Mr Kurdi’s uncle Suleiman Kurdi told The Associated Press.
The photograph of Aylan spurred a massive public outcry, with hundreds of thousands signing a petition calling on David Cameron to do more to help refugees.
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Denizin canavarları bile bu masumu yemedi.İnsanlığımız onun ... vallahi laf bulamadım pic.twitter.com/5yllClNH2E
— Muhanad YOUNIS (@MuhanadY) September 3, 2015
Hell is the reality we living in..
#KiyiyaVuranInsanlik pic.twitter.com/73wblRdkd8
— Khaled Yeslam | خالد (@kyeslam) September 3, 2015
By Syrian Artist Wissam Al Jazairy pic.twitter.com/jutMdkk0BB
— Joyce Karam (@Joyce_Karam) September 2, 2015
Kiyametin gerekçesini çizebilir misin Abidin #KiyiyaVuranİnsanlik pic.twitter.com/taQ2JtJ4nW
— Serhat Özdili (@sozdili) September 2, 2015
Posted by Mahnaz yazdani on Wednesday, September 2, 2015
