The photographer described his photos as a way that “exposes our local environment as a tool to build a dialogue between literature, artistic interpretation and the viewer.” “The congenital artistic creation reflects itself in our local landscape, which is an integral part of a collective effort to protect our earth, which is here represented by the image of a young girl,” he said.

Il-Ħolma t’Alla gallery was set up on the bypass, linking the road’s southbound carriageway and it’s intended to serve as a gallery and exhibition space for MCAST students, who can display their works to thousands of people who travel through the road on a daily basis.

The three lecturers who planned and directed the whole thing, Carmen Aquilina, Darren Tanti and Pierre Mifsud, used the collaboration to study community and public art as a pedagogical tool. Thus, they are encouraging the public to observe and appreciate artistic creations. They even compiled a tool kit, in order to help guide educators and educational administrators engaged in similar public art projects.