This was created by Mi Yen, a Tausug woman with flowers and nail accessories essential for the Tausug Tribe's finger dance. She owns an art shop in the city which is the most complete and offers a lot of brands malls don't. The shops name is morning light at Quirino, Davao City.

Pop Art by Joseph Aquino. My classmate before, he has always been a fan of cartoons and he always expresses it this way.

Art by Venerando "Rey" Bollozos. He is my art teacher when I was taking fine arts. He does a lot of oil paintings with representations like these, symbols and emotions.

A stunning wood carving art by Kathleen Abejo, She used power tools and paint to add colors to the wood. The word "Agasan" means where water flows.

Art by Jashiel Ramos, very symbolic art portraying growth, culture and education.

Artist: Elenita Dumlao, she created this colorful and bright piece. She is also the head of the exhibit Bai Hinang which will be set up next month!.

Art by sirViktor. This is a colorful and detailed art of a banana. It represents the rich agricultural aspect of Mindanao.

This is Jessel Namalata and that is her artwork behind her. A woman with ethnic attire and a dove, symbol of peace and hope. There is hope and a future in our culture.

By Boboy Buenaventura
Two back to back sculpture

Here's @gems.and.cookies with sir Boboys art.

Here's the other artworks by other artists:

This is a Tausug woman by Mark Tolentino. I loved how the strokes and values look so colorful and real. Amazing!

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Ready for Day 2!

There are a few more art pieces I forgot to take pictures of. They're all creative and very expressive.
Today, there will be art lectures in the venue.
Hopefully I can attend and learn more!

What do you think of the art?

Madayaw dabaw! Thank you for stopping by!