How Julianne Moore came up with the idea of gun violence

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18.12.2022 21:05:47 h

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Julianne Moore posted on her Instagram profile how she came up with this great idea and how she wants to help.

The US Senate passed the gun control bill in June, one of the most significant on firearms in the last 30 years, Julianne Moore wants to further engage in this fight.The decision on the law followed a mass shooting in a supermarket in Buffalo and an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, in which more than 30 people died, which was very sad news for the whole of America.

American actress Julie Ann Smith, better known as Julianne Moore, is an American actress who has won numerous awards, including an Oscar, British Film Awards, two Golden Globe Awards and two Emmy Awards. Moor works on gun safety, so she shared this post and idea on her social network.

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Over the summer, I made some pottery and omg I loved making it so much. The wonderful artist @nancy_pearce noticed it on my Instagram and offered to cast some pieces in bronze for me, and then we had the idea to offer a limited edition of 100 pieces WITH ALL of the net profits to going to support the mission to end gun violence 🧡🧡🧡 Please head to the link in my bio to purchase! Maybe a holiday gift for someone special??? This is what Nancy writes on her website about the project -

“We teamed up to create an edition of 100 of one of her ceramic works cast in bronze in support of this mission. This includes gun safety legislation and initiatives to reduce gun violence through the education of policymakers, the public, and the media and organizing communities in support of gun safety. 100% of net proceeds go to this mission.

The idea developed over the fall and we are doing our best to make some available for the holidays. They are all made by hand here in Southern California using the sand-casting process, and each piece also requires hours of polishing. They vary due to the nature of sand casting and may have different black nooks and crags which I hope you enjoy, as it shows the hand of the maker and the process. Each bowl is signed and numbered.”