Marvin Dalisay, fire and smoke are natural elements for art creation.
Marvin Dalisay
kíngke (kerosene lamp) to paintings. Once Marvin lights the
kíngke, the
asó (smoke) from the flames touching the white canvass marvelously transforms a rather dark and dull natural element into recognizable images.
Marvin’s ingenuity is not as an attempt to impress. Venturing into painting with fire and smoke is finding an alternative paint source without having to shell out money on oil or acrylic.
“
Kón pigádo ka, mangítà ka guid iban nga pama-ági. Ka mahál sang oil. Indì ko masarangan (If you’re poor, you will find a way. Oil paint is expensive. I cannot afford it),” Marvin explains.
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The bustling 72-hectare Iloilo Business Park is a dynamic township complete with towering residential developments and commercial establishments where various businesses can flourish.
Master-planned township Iloilo Business Park has everything businesses need to grow on this side of Western Visayas
It doesn’t take a lot to fall in love with Iloilo City, especially if you aim to make your business endeavor a huge success.
Cited as the city with the most business-friendly local government unit in the country outside Metro Manila during the recently concluded 46th Philippine Business Conference of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI), Iloilo City stands out as the only city in the Visayas that boasts this special recognition. This is a perfect follow-up to the city’s distinction after being named the “Most Business-Friendly Highly Urbanized City” also by PCCI in 2019.