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Jay Vincent Gatdula

PAGASA: Piliin At Gamitin Ang Sariling Atin

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Jay Vincent Gatdula

"PAGASA:  Piliin At Gamitin Ang Sariling Atin"
Acrylic on Canvas
36" x 48"
2021

We, Filipinos, have lots of rich culture that we can be proud of wherever we go.

Some of them are the Filipino products such as bilao, banig, walis tambo, basket, duyan salakot and many others. Through these products, we can also show how good and talented the Filipinos.


Recently, it seems that the number of supporters and consumers of these products are decreasing overtime. In fact, many Filipino are more fond of foreign products. Hence, the source of livelihood of our other compatriots gradually weakened.

That scenery in our era is really unfortunate but we can still introduce Filipino products by means of continous patronage and supporting them.
These artwork shows a typical street vendor. I hope that time will come again that we can shout loudly that we are Filipinos and we have lots of talented craftmen.


I believe that there is still HOPE in the patronage of Filipino products!!!
“PAGASA” (Piliin At Gamitin Ang Sariling Atin) God is also with us in creating beautiful fields and beautiful scenery that our country should be proud of.

 

Jay Vincent R. Gatdula 26 years old. A visual artist from Alfonso, Cavite. He studied BS Industrial Engineering in Cavite State University.

He uses various media like oil, acrylic, watercolor, colored pencils and ballpoint pen, among others, in creating his art. Jay Vincent is also a tattoo artist and face and body painter on events.

The artist's vision is to raise awareness for the almost forgotten Filipino culture, thus, making this as the main subject of his artworks. His paintings represent the uniqueness of the Filipino people, and their beliefs and traditions.

One main element can be seen in most of his artworks, the sawali, which is the typical walling material used in the traditional Filipino home, the Bahay Kubo. He calls this style as "Sawali Art".