WALL ART at BONIFACIO GLOBAL CITY PHILIPPINES
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Bonifacio Global City fills its bare walls with gorgeous murals for the 2nd time in their ArtBGC Festival 2016. Working closely with Bonifacio Art Foundation, Inc. (BAFI), LeBasse Projects and Honeycomb Communities assemble a talented group of local and international artists to create works that inspire. Art in the City: Murals in BGC . Street art or public art is a big part of urban culture. Unlike art you find in museums, this kind of media staged in the streets, walkways and buildings make art more accessible to the public.
"Charlotte"
by Nate Frizzell. In 2015, by natepaints created a series of murals depicting realistic children and their spray paint creations. A bear, a tiger, and a flock of birds, these murals turned out to be some of the city's most photographed and popular pieces. This year, Nate returned for #ArtBGC and added to the series. . .
Left to Right: “Pop Art” by AKA Corleone, “Andres” by Doppel at C1 Building (2015)
The city organized an artistic movement to bring life and to capture the creative spirit of Filipinos that live and work in the area.
artbgcBunnie Reiss' first mural at artbgc 2016 is this hand symbol on the side of Mango Tree on Bonifacio High Street. The painting integrates much symbolism from bunnieluvrocks' eastern european upbringing. Bunnie finished this mural singlehandedly in 2 days.
Magsasaka' by Archie Oclos and Aleili Ariola. The title is Filipino for 'Farmer,' and celebrating the Filipino farmer's work is a message close to Archie's heart.
"Manpower" Manila, Philippines A tribute to the labor force of our nation! 🇵🇭 It's a celebration of the collective human strength and power that can transform a community. We are giving these unsung heroes a chance to identify themselves in the city that might be foreign to them. It's a visual reminder to all people of how big their roles are in nation building and progress
The Heart Of God's Country," finished Mural by Andrew Schoultz. This wall stands over 85 ft high and it the largest wall that aschoultz has ever painted. See it on the W Fifth building, overlooking 5th Ave and 32nd. It's one of the city's busiest intersections.
"Calamansi and Sampaguita” by Francisco Diaz
Based on ancient local traditions, these plants have a native symbolism that switched during the last times.
Since 1565, Philippines has been invaded by different countries and regions, being always in a large social and political transition trying to preserve the native spirit.
Calamansi is a plant used during filipino´s funerals as way of purify the body, while the Sampaguita (national flower) use to represent humility and reverence, actually is the flower that young kids use to sell on the streets just to survive.
New work from the young kfkcollective at this year's festival. The mural is both a message to the viewer and also an expression of KFK's journey. The trio has come to find comfort in painting and the creative process of lettering.
Pilandok” by Egg Fiasco at Bonifacio High Street, Lane P (2015)
You’ll also notice how art and creativity is seamlessly integrated into the surroundings, cutting the monotony of the typical urban life.
Between the Lines
Location: Icon Plaza Building, Federacion Drive (near the corner of 26th Street and 7th Avenue), BGC and in front of McDonald's and Mercato — at Bonifacio Global City "Fort BGC" - Taguig City.
Wonderland
Mother Nature: Four Seasons
Location: Bonifacio High Street Central (stairs going to High Street from 28th Street and beside Maybank)
We are what we pretend to be
Location: R.O.X., Bonifacio High Street, facing 7th Avenue
Wallflowers
Location: Bonifacio High Street B-2 (back of Krispy Kreme)
Art initiatives facilitated by BGC bring together a collective appreciation of art and culture for everyone.
As an artist, seeing how poignantly passionate individuals are about creativity showed me how incredibly unique the art scene was in the Philippines and beyond.
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