Weapons Transformation
Converting illicit weapons into Peace Angels.
The Peace Angels Project (“the Project”) takes a bold yet simple approach to saving lives by reducing the number of excess weapons in the United States of America.Since 1992, the Project has lawfully received tens of thousands of decommissioned contemporary armaments through various law enforcement agencies.
The collected weapons metals are repurposed by the Peace Angels Project into sculptures and sixty-four-foot-tall monuments to stand as life affirming, powerful symbols of peace.
Since 1992, the Project has lawfully received tens of thousands of decommissioned contemporary armaments through various law enforcement agencies.
The Peace Angels Project uses cutting-edge technologies to produce Peace Angel monuments that are made from decommissioned nuclear steel and street weapons.
The Peace Angels Project’s USA Weapons Destruction Campaign (“USAWDC”) is an American grassroots movement designed to ignite a profound cultural change by providing an honorable means for members of the public to dispose of their surplus firearms.
Between 1994 & 1995, Lin Evola, founder and artist of the Peace Angels Project, created her original bronze Renaissance Peace Angel sculpture, which bears a plaque made of street weapons. In 1997, Evola loaned the sculpture to Crossroads School for Arts & Sciences in Santa Monica, California.
As an American contemporary artist, Lin Evola has created a sustainable approach to weapons reduction by removing illicit weapons and transforming them into inspirational Peace Angels.
Converting illicit weapons into Peace Angels.
Promoting peace through eco-conscious artistic practices.
Supported by skilled, innovative professionals.
Inspiring action and awareness through media outreach.
Especially in light of today’s headlines, the time has come for the silent majority to be silent no longer.
supporting their creative endeavors them continue to produce extraordinary works.
We connect artists and collectors from around the world
We connect artists and collectors from around the world
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Peace Angels are here to boldly spark a movement and energize a tipping point towards causing peace in our time.
"Partnering with the Peace Angels Project has given us a powerful, constructive way to remove dangerous weapons from our streets. It’s more than disposal—it’s transformation."
"Seeing weapons turned into symbols of peace helped me heal after losing a loved one to violence. These monuments give us hope and a reason to believe in a better future."
"Working with Lin Evola and the Peace Angels team has shown me how art can literally reshape our world. It's rare to be part of something so beautiful and meaningful."
"When students ask about the monument in our city, it opens the door to conversations about peace, responsibility, and how change begins with each of us."
"Partnering with the Peace Angels Project has given us a powerful, constructive way to remove dangerous weapons from our streets. It’s more than disposal—it’s transformation."
"Seeing weapons turned into symbols of peace helped me heal after losing a loved one to violence. These monuments give us hope and a reason to believe in a better future."
The Peace Angels Project cooperates with governments and law enforcement to remove weapons.
