Queer Mythology and History in the Philippines
<p>“Gintong Biyaya ni Ikapati” or (The Golden Blessings of Ikapati) was an artwork more dedicated to our Filipino farmers who are experiencing harder life than ever during the pandemic. I used the deity Ikapati, as more with androgynous features, cause aside that she changes gender at times or per region, I wanted to represent both the men and women of agriculture in the country. Aside from that, I chose a precolonial character to represent the indigenous people who are still practicing animism.</p>
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