Daniel de la Cruz There’s joyousness to Daniel de la Cruz’s women in his upcoming show Unbridled, running April May 4 at Greenbelt 5’s Galleria Nicolas. They’re stretching out, aspiring, reaching to the heavens, supporting one another.
In this January 2011 feature, For his latest exhibition, Daniel dela Cruz gracefully transforms elements of hard and sturdy metal into pronounced forms and lustrous silhouettes. “Embracing Change”, Brass, copper, solder, with nickel and copper electroplating on a stainless plate and iron base,
3144 Followers, 439 Following, 7 Daniel Dela Cruz From molding clay in his boyhood to shaping intricate forms with found objects, his love for sculpture is animated by the yearning for philosophy, which he studied at the University of the Philippines.
Daniel de la Cruz is Sculptor Daniel dela Cruz illuminates the light within through pieces that recognize the strength present in overcoming personal struggles, as well as the hope that comes after. This is an excerpt from Lifestyle Asia’s November Issue.
His works have a specific Daniel dela Cruz interprets mental health through the almost-literal screen of social media—a tool that is more often than not, a double-edged sword. A platform for connection and social good can also be the source of social media envy, cyberbullying, and disinformation.
Daniel dela Cruz, born Daniel’s Nativity sculptures won the highest award in a field of entries from 71 countries. In , Daniel dela Cruz was given the distinct honour by the Philippines government to design the official torch and medals of the 30th Southeast Asian games held in the country.
Trendy objects that mark the His film “Ang Bistida Ni Ana Sa Mata Nga Pula” won the Grand Prize at the 35th Gawad Alternatibo of the Cultural Center of the Philippines, while “Sino Nagaeoggaeog Sa Eugan-eugan” received Best Picture at the Sorok Film Festival
Sculptor Daniel Dela Cruz's latest
Out of Eden | July 6, - July 27, For his solo exhibition, Out of Eden, at Art Cube, Daniel dela Cruz provides a compelling visual metaphor of humanity’s departure from paradise and its subsequent journey into the vast expanse of the world.