May 27, 2017

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Fragmented Exodus
The painting chronicles the pains and sufferings of a family (and other families) of a mother and her child (or children) -who abandoned their home and escaped from the Marawi Siege. their exodus was unexpectedly unthinkable. They were bitterly displaced. They found shelter in a cramped evacuation center where they stayed for two years together with the other evacuees. In their hearts and minds, they hoped it would not happen

again.
jsbraza/iligan

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Janet Sutina Braza said…
The canvas is coated with versatex, 4 X 3 in Oil. Painted without the emulsion so that it could pass the maximum age of a hundred years as I reread the criteria of the contest.

The canvas stretcher and frame is made by yours truly. (For I know everything through Christ who lives in me).
June 15, 2019 at 10:14 AM
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