maharlikha = maha(great) + likha(creation)
a Filipino pre-colonial word derived from the Indian classical language of Sanskrit.
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The Emmaus Diptych
Unique The Emmaus Diptych was a private commission for a friend and Filipino priest, Fr Tito Caluag. Inspired by the Gospel of Luke (24: 13-35), it depicts a couple of scenes from one of the post-Resurrection appearances of Jesus Christ: The Road to Emmaus and the Supper at Emmaus. Click here to see a video of the sculpture. Click here to read the passage from the Gospel of St Luke (24: 13-35). |
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Alay Kapwa: Radiating Christ
Unique Alay Kapwa (offering of oneself to one's neighbour) was created in 1975 by the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines “to bring about a society enlivened by the Gospel values of justice, peace, and love for our less fortunate brothers and sisters”. The sculpture is based on the Alay Kapwa logo and summarises the works and Legacy Programmes of the charity. It was a great privilege to be asked to create Alay Kapwa: Radiating Christ for the Golden Jubilee of Alay Kapwa. Click here to see a 360° view and an explanation of the sculptural elements. Click here to learn more about Alay Kapwa and its programmes. |