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    This document provides information about four Filipino artists - Elmer Borlongan, Ronald Ventura, Emmanuel Garibay, and Rodel Tapaya. It includes their artworks, brief biographies, and interpretations of their artworks. Elmer Borlongan's painting "Quiapo" depicts the yearly procession of the Black Nazarene in Manila. Ronald Ventura's "Crack in the Hull" represents the soul's struggle for salvation. Emmanuel Garibay's "Mother and Child" portrays the warmth and love between a mother and child. Rodel Tapaya's "Lost in the Woods" shows the problems caused by humankind's desires and the consequences that follow.

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    This document provides information about four Filipino artists - Elmer Borlongan, Ronald Ventura, Emmanuel Garibay, and Rodel Tapaya. It includes their artworks, brief biographies, and interpretations of their artworks. Elmer Borlongan's painting "Quiapo" depicts the yearly procession of the Black Nazarene in Manila. Ronald Ventura's "Crack in the Hull" represents the soul's struggle for salvation. Emmanuel Garibay's "Mother and Child" portrays the warmth and love between a mother and child. Rodel Tapaya's "Lost in the Woods" shows the problems caused by humankind's desires and the consequences that follow.

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    This document provides information about four Filipino artists - Elmer Borlongan, Ronald Ventura, Emmanuel Garibay, and Rodel Tapaya. It includes their artworks, brief biographies, and interpretations of their artworks. Elmer Borlongan's painting "Quiapo" depicts the yearly procession of the Black Nazarene in Manila. Ronald Ventura's "Crack in the Hull" represents the soul's struggle for salvation. Emmanuel Garibay's "Mother and Child" portrays the warmth and love between a mother and child. Rodel Tapaya's "Lost in the Woods" shows the problems caused by humankind's desires and the consequences that follow.

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    ARTIST ARTWORK INTERPRETATION

    PAINTINGS
    Elmer Borlongan Quiapo (2004) The painting represents the
    yearly procession of the Black
    Nazarene of Quiapo Church
    around Manila and the
    people pushing one another
    to get within touching
    distance of the famous
    ancient Catholic icon
    believed to be miraculous.

    Elmer Misa Borlongan (born


    January 7, 1967) is a prominent
    contemporary Filipino painter best
    known for his distinctive use of
    figurative expressionism.
    Ronald Ventura Crack in the Hull (2001) This painting is a
    representation of the souls's
    struggle in obtaining eternal
    life or salvation. The crack in
    the hull symbolizes the sins
    that the departed committed
    during his time living as a
    human. It serves as a
    hindrance in the quest of
    salvation.
    Ronald Ventura (Filipino,
    b.1973) was born in Manila,
    Philippines. A contemporary
    Filipino artist known for his
    dynamic melding of realism,
    cartoons, and graffiti.
    Emmanuel Garibay Mother and Child This artwork portrayed a
    powerful image of a woman
    embracing a child. The hands
    of the subject is both
    symbolic and expressive
    wherein the grasp of the
    subject’s hands radiates
    Emmanuel Garibay (Born 1962) warmth accompanied with
    is active/lives in Philippines.
    Emmanuel Garibay is known
    the hues smeared to the
    for Social commentary canvas - perfectly exhibiting a
    painting. The son of a mother’s love.
    Methodist pastor, Emmanuel
    Garibay was raised in Davao,
    the multicultural city that
    nurtured his early interest in art.
    Rodel Tapaya Lost in the Woods This painting shows the
    problem of humankind’s
    insatiable desires and man-
    made catastrophes and in
    the end, we are left with a
    fascinating puzzle on
    Rodel Tapaya was born in imagination, enquiry, action,
    1980, in Montalban, Rizal, ambition—and consequence.
    Philippines, known for his large-
    scale canvases, narrative
    murals and sculptural
    installations that evoke the
    primordial rainforests of
    indigenous folklore as allegories
    for the present reality.

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