"Sibling" portrays the deep roots of colonial mentality, where each child in a family is constrained and forced to adapt to various foreign identities through masks. This represents the tragic reality of parents who desire to see their children marry foreigners, ultimately disdaining and forgetting their own race and Filipino heritage. Oil oin canvas with frame.
Ships from Tagbilaran City, Bohol · 3–7 days within Luzon, 5–10 days nationwide. Joey packs and ships this work directly.
“Labrador is motivated to serve as a cultural advocate, focusing on the promotion of Filipino culture in his work. He believes that through this approach, he can raise awareness about the lingering effects of colonial mentality among Filipinos. By incorporating elements of Filipino heritage and traditions into his art, Labrador seeks to ignite conversations around cultural identity, pride, and the preservation of indigenous customs and values. His work addresses issues like skin-color hierarchy, a patronage of foreign culture, and the…” Read more
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