> Thursday May 14, 5:20 am Eastern Time
>
> Company Press Release
>
> SOURCE: Barewalls Interactive Art
>
> Princess Diana Poster Benefiting Cambodian Land Mine Victims Available
> Through Barewalls.com; Robert Silvers, Artist
>
> A Special Edition Photomosaic Poster of Princess Diana By Robert
> Silvers Will Benefit Treatment For Cambodian Land Mine Victims; It is
> Available at
http://www.barewalls.com.
>
> CAMBRIDGE, Mass., May 14 /PRNewswire/ -- More than a thousand images
> of flowers were used to produce a striking 'impressionist' portrait of
> Princess Diana, who spearheaded a campaign to ban land mines.
> Barewalls Interactive Art will be the exclusive source for this poster
> over the Internet. The poster is being sold to benefit the medical
> treatment of Cambodian land mine victims. According to the
> International Red Cross, Cambodia is among the most mine infested
> countries in the world. Despite demining efforts there remains 6 to 10
> million land mines -- more that its population of 9 million people.
>
> Robert Silvers' Photomosaics are created by taking thousands of photos
> and, using his proprietary software, arranging them to form a larger
> image. Silvers' unique and innovative works have been featured on the
> covers of Life, Wired and Newsweek.
>
> All proceeds of the ($15) poster are directly given to the Sihanouk
> Hospital/Center of Hope in Phnom Penh, Cambodia for free medical
> treatment of land mine victims.
>
> The poster campaign was organized by Bernard Krisher, director of
> Japan Relief for Cambodia & American Assistance for Cambodia.
> ``Sihanouk Hospital was funded principally from donations from a
> Japanese welfare organization, World Mate,'' Krisher says. ``It is
> staffed by volunteer doctors and nurses provided by HOPE worldwide, a
> Philadelphia charity organization.''
>
> NOTE: Poster Photo available at
http://www.barewalls.com.
>
> SOURCE: Barewalls Interactive Art
>
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