Self- portrait

Fifth Entry


What aspect of the conservative or academic, modern or contemporary art are we more inclined towards and how would thus be evoked in our self- portrait?

Conservative/ Academic 

Contemporary/ Modern

Here are the individual outputs of the members:

Kerr Patalinghug

Reycil Jumawan

Kent Defuntorum

Ma. Lourdes Manus

Rinelle Frances A. Pogoy

Ramon Hope Celiz

Karla Jean Booc

Esmail Calaw




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