By John Ernest Jos |Philippine Daily Inquirer <\/p>\n
STORM Surge, by Natalio Gelisanga Alob Jr., Grand Prize in Sculpture <\/p>\n
Artworks tackling social iniquity, spirituality, and hope and humanity amid adversity dominated the 30th Metrobank Art and Design Excellence (MADE) competition. <\/p>\n
The Grand Prize in Oil On Canvas was shared by Wilbert Custodios Ang Paraiso Nagsisiksikan at Pinatong-patong and Sergo Bumatay IIIs The Extraordinary Manifestation of Something Undeniably Possible. <\/p>\n
Custodios work is a stark landscape of poor mens shanties huddled together, a commentary on the artists main concern about poverty and homelessness. <\/p>\n
Abustan comes from Kalibo, Aklan, and took up Fine Arts from Feati University. <\/p>\n
Bumatays work tackles the the supernatural and life after death. <\/p>\n
Bumatay said he tackled the issues after his father was given a second lease on life. <\/p>\n
Bumatay is a Fine Arts graduate of University of Santo Tomas. <\/p>\n
Special citation was given to Ronson Culibrina for La Laguna Estigia Interviente: Human Starvation, a critique on consumerism. <\/p>\n
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