Asia
$100.00 – $800.00
Note: 10% of the sale price of this print will go directly to the Gawad Kalinga charity in the Philippines. This charity builds economic housing for those who live on the street. A confirmation from the charity confirming the donation can be provided to you.
Where’s My Rice – an emotional photo taken in an economically challenged area of Manilla. In this image, the young girl plays on the swing, with a watchful eye on the women of the community. The women were busy preparing the main meal of the day – fish and rice, the staple diet. Adjacent to the girl are a number of other children at play, while waiting for their meal. In the background, some of the community women go about their daily chores, busy washing clothes and cleaning up.
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Description
Project: Happiness Despite Poverty. Location: Philippines
Where’s My Rice …despite the abject poverty these people find themselves in, there is always a feeling of happiness around. In general, the ‘happiness’ factor is indeed consistent across all of the people encountered in the Philippines, regardless of their respective socio-economic group. It seemed that this ‘happiness’ amongst Filipinos to be deep-rooted part of their DNA. Possibly, it also has a link to their religion (Catholic mainly), in which they deeply believe that those less fortunate today, will be rewarded in the next life.
An Emotional Image… Where’s My Rice – I felt privileged to have been invited into the community by one of its inhabitants, a rickshaw driver. In this image, the young girl plays on the swing, with a watchful eye on the women of the community. The women were busy preparing the main meal of the day – fish and rice, the staple diet. The image is full of emotion and activity. Adjacent to the girl are a number of other children, also playing while waiting for their meal to be prepared. In the background, some of the community women go about their daily chores, busy washing clothes and cleaning up.
Additional information
Material | Canvas, Fine Art Paper |
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Material Options | Innova Matte Canvas High White Polycotton 380gsm, Ilford Smooth Fine Art Canvas, Breathing Color Lyve Matte Canvas, Hahnemühle Daguerre Canvas Bright White Polycotton 400gsm, Hahnemühle Art Canvas Smooth Pollycotton Natural White 370gsm |
Finish | Monochrome |
Size | 420x594mm (16.5×23.4"), 594x841mm (23.4×33.1"), 841x1189mm (33.1×46.8") |
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