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With G2B trending every night, it seems like everybody is inspired to become Chichay! Even I myself is enthralled into arts again and so aching to put my hands on a brush and a palette. But time constrained me to do so but thanks to the Culture and Arts Office of La Salle University-Ozamiz for having their art exhibit last February 26, 2014. With the theme "Arts on the Edge: Arts for Healing. Arts for All.", I was greatly amazed by the talent our artist students showed. With this, my painting dream had at least been fed! So here are a few of my faves! :)
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| Title: Set Free Artist: Quennie Joy L. Bacabis |
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| Title: Alivrance Artist: Danna Delle M. Castillo |
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| Title: The Aftermath Artist: Eliah Jeanne Angelfern Zamoras |
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| Title: A Talent Behind Darkness Artist: Ardenne Kim Simeon |
The paintings that were showcased look like being done by pros! I may not be an artist but I can say that these paintings are excellent! I stood there mesmerized by the display of colors, emotions, and ideas. Especially the painting entitled Set Free. I lingered over it and returned into it over and over again. Oh, how I wished I could bring it home! But the paintings were unfortunately not for sale.
So let me just say congratulations to all our artist students and LSU Culture and Arts Office for a job superbly done! Keep on painting and may you have a bigger exhibit and hopefully an auction in the near future! :)
*Images above were taken by my phone only. My apologies for the images without caption. Credits to the owner of the paintings.
So let me just say congratulations to all our artist students and LSU Culture and Arts Office for a job superbly done! Keep on painting and may you have a bigger exhibit and hopefully an auction in the near future! :)
*Images above were taken by my phone only. My apologies for the images without caption. Credits to the owner of the paintings.
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