Painter Represents Indigenous People Around the World | KQED Arts

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Raised by her great-grandmother-a "fierce matriarch" of the Igorot community in the Philippines-painter and muralist Cece Carpio of @TrustYourStruggleCollective found at a young age that she could communicate through art. Now, she paints stories of other indigenous communities around the world and their fight for their dignity.
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[@chinatownshortsyouareheres4517]

Cece Carpio and her inspiring work is sunshine for the soul. She makes the Bay (and beyond) a better place.

[@ekoyesart6107]

Wooww...very nice

[@lifeworksndhenterprisesllc6597]

I love all of her murals. she's Filipino and american and loves to do many cultures that matters for us. you must go out there just to research the complete though on the urban culture you must get all shades and places you can be interested dont just make it as you know on tv becsause that's dangerous. thats openings stereotype theme. you must know the positive from the negative of a urban cimmnity.as I saw Cece's painting a true world of us - just for us,,... thanks mrs.caprio

[@ArtforLife]

super work👏👏👏👏

[@TheDustysix]

I represent the indigent peoples in Florida.