There was one afternoon when I told myself: “Everyone has the chance to follow what they truly desire but only a few are willing to go through the struggle.”
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There was one afternoon when I told myself: “Everyone has the chance to follow what they truly desire but only a few are willing to go through the struggle.”
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By Royanni Miel M. Hontucan
“This art exhibit was my way of expressing my stress as a graduating student (Fine Arts Major of Silliman University),” says the artist Dolly Jane Sordilla. In an interview with the Weekly Sillimanian, she described her works (created through various mediums) as “honest and unapologetic thoughts everyone has” under intense pressure and “overpowering anxiety” that one feels in their last year of college.
Because she didn’t have the option of abandoning her thesis, she opted to formulate her thesis through making stress as an art.
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By Royanni Miel M. Hontucan
Photography by Adriel Zane C. Maxino
A thousand ballpen covers were pieces that created the robots of Hazards and Harmony. According to the artist, Ramsid Labe, he started creating art with ballpens since he was young. “It’s like a tribute to where I started,” he added.
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Article and Photography by Royanni Miel M. Hontucan
Photo Contributions By Shama Mongcopa and Sommer Buyante
The Silliman University (SU) Corps of Campus Ambassadors organized the inter-organizations painting contest entitled “Ambironment: A Creative Rebellion for the Seas” at the Amphitheatre on Nov. 5 to generate ocean conservation awareness.
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