This artwork draws inspiration from individuals who fish in pollutes rivers to provide sustenance for themselves and their families. Even though they are aware that some of these waters are contaminated with toxic substances and waste, they continue to fish without hesitation. In numerous polluted rivers across the Philippines, fish such as tilapia, hito, and janitor fish are frequently captured, showcasing the ongoing struggle and existence of these communities.
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“I began my journey in art during childhood, inspired by cartoons and anime to create more. Akira Toriyama is a name that has always stayed with me. During my time in elementary and high school, I participated in several poster-making contests with the help of my art teacher, who is now my wedding godfather (ninong). In my college years, I pursued painting while mastering graphic design and video editing skills, eventually graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Major in…” Read more
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