About the Artwork
"Kayod" was inspired by an article published by Rappler Philippines in 2016. The report, written by Mara Cepeda, revolves around the six practices in combatting child labor in the Philippines' sugarcane industry.
The narrative begins as the 18-year-old Harel Ben Conejar tells his story of how he worked in the sugarcane farms at eight. He was forced to work to pay for his living and school expenses.
Textured brushstrokes and muted earthy tones blend with contrasts of blue and red to highlight the figures' expressions and postures, capturing human emotion and the weight of everyday struggles, fostering a reflective and contemplative mood.
Acrylic on Canvas
Everyday Life
Abstract Expressionism, Contemporary, Realism
2020
This Artwork is unframed and requires framing.
Art makes a timeless and meaningful gift! This artwork is perfect for occasions such as: Christmas New Year's Day Engagement Promotion Personal Achievements
Consider displaying this artwork in: Office Living Room Hallway Commercial Spaces
Kayod
Alexandra Mae Dela CruzTaguig City, Philippines
Acrylic on Canvas
18 W x 12 H x 1 D inches
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Alexandra Mae Dela Cruz
Taguig City, Philippines
Alexandra Mae has 4 artworks
A self-taught artist from Taguig, Alexandra has always been fascinated with art and the idea of creating it since she was four years old. Charcoal and acrylic are two of her favorite mediums to work with.
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About the Artwork
"Kayod" was inspired by an article published by Rappler Philippines in 2016. The report, written by Mara Cepeda, revolves around the six practices in combatting child labor in the Philippines' sugarcane industry.
The narrative begins as the 18-year-old Harel Ben Conejar tells his story of how he worked in the sugarcane farms at eight. He was forced to work to pay for his living and school expenses.
Textured brushstrokes and muted earthy tones blend with contrasts of blue and red to highlight the figures' expressions and postures, capturing human emotion and the weight of everyday struggles, fostering a reflective and contemplative mood.
Acrylic on Canvas
Everyday Life
Abstract Expressionism, Contemporary, Realism
2020
This Artwork is unframed and requires framing.
Art makes a timeless and meaningful gift! This artwork is perfect for occasions such as: Christmas New Year's Day Engagement Promotion Personal Achievements
Consider displaying this artwork in: Office Living Room Hallway Commercial Spaces
Alexandra Mae Dela Cruz
Taguig City, Philippines
Alexandra Mae has 4 artworks
A self-taught artist from Taguig, Alexandra has always been fascinated with art and the idea of creating it since she was four years old. Charcoal and acrylic are two of her favorite mediums to work with.
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