A Time for Healing

A Time for Healing was an artwork series that premiered in 2562. Put together by a number of professional war artists who had experience the wars of reclamation in the 2550s. The artists visited rehabilitation centers and prisoner of war camps on the formerly rebel-held colonies of , , as well as visiting the Republic of Levosia, sketching black-and-white drawings of the scenes they found there among the wounded soldiers. 
While decried as pro-, the artists stated that the purpose of the series was to show the humanity of their enemies. During the , the public had become used to seeing photos of UNSC servicemen maimed and wounded by rebel bombs and ambushes, and the artists stated that their intention was to show the other side of the coin, rebel soldiers who had been maimed and wounded. While pro-UNSC hardliners decried the series, and were successful on having it censored on many of the , those who saw the series described it as powerful and left them with a lasting change in viewpoint on Insurrectionists.
The series ran for two years until it was cut short by the Outer Colonies Crisis, when the artists were forced to halt their activities in light of the nascent full-scale civil war.
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