The Story of the Filipino: Visual Artists

Sculptor Carlo de Laza believes that his works help shape him as a person, and Miniature Artist Nhoda Muñoz showcases “barong-barong” dioramas depicting the lives of Filipinos.
Get to know the journeys of these two talented artists and their inspiring works of art on The Story of the Filipino.

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Nice work. Guy artPinoy

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Excellent features...

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GALINGG!!

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Ang Galing Talaga Idol Nhodas. Salute Bro.

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Ang galing

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GOD bless

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Hello world..i am part of this compassion of things

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I find it like a intimacy of things

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This is a news venue here, since i thought of my california mirror thing....and my mother

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Everyone about this as apart of wbat we know about...the memory of just the yes be yes

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Its a expert thing

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Because the art can seem just a means more of the carefull NET USERS

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Hello...

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Im kind of saying the meralco was a thing here...im going to show you my NET STATISTICS

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squatter art 🎭😅