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Friday, May 1, 2009

moriones festival - ethnic and recycled

it was a great surprise when we saw some Morions wearing ethnic and recycled materials. a special category which encouraged the locals to use what was abundant in the province.creativity was emphasized so much on these category as each Morion required the use of plastics as the main component for the costume.they wanted to encourage the people to be both resourceful and creative in the goal to gain awareness in the environment's call to reuse what seems to be useless materials.while some where made of recycled materials, another category was also considered. this was the one which requires the use of coconut palms, chicken feathers and other materials abundant in the province.some of the head covers even have small moving wheels on top with flower-like decorations. in this category, the participants were given every chance to show off what they can imagine.it was mixing the local culture with what has been traditionally designed after the Roman soldiers by retaining the fierce facial expressions.it was impressive to see how creative Marinduquenos are. how creative we Filipinos are.happy labor day everyone!

47 comments:

Unknown said...

This truly is a fantastic collection of masks! You've done a great work here indeed!

Kodak Picturezzz said...

Galing, sir.

I'll add your blog in my links. :)

Joy said...

Oh I like that! I love it when people are creative AND protect the environment at the same time.

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Allen Yuarata said...

I wonder, how big are those things? And aren't they heavy?

dodong flores 도동 플로오리스 said...

Ingenious, isn't it?

Photo Cache said...

I think this is my favorite portion of the parade, the recycling material is really cool. Love this very much.

Tink *~*~* said...

The masks are all superb - some of them are so very fierce looking!

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Carver said...

These are incredible costumes and even better for being recycled materials. Wonderful shots of an amazing festival.

gillboard said...

natuwa ako dun sa milo and dun sa dahon ba yun.. ang galing.. very creative!!!

Antoine Greg said...

hmmm.! i like the milo one, ahhaha
very industrialized - i mean... environment friendly awareness chuva. hahahah

remarkable festival indeed! great work Dong!

alicesg said...

Wow very creative works. Nice to see them using recycled materials. Must be fun attending this festival.

Pietro Brosio said...

Really beautiful and kaleidoscopic costumes. Excellent set of images!

taympers said...

ganda! awesome talaga mga pics na kuha mo.

Vic said...

wow! ang galing naman. atleast, environment friendly. :)

atto aryo said...

uy, gwapo ka pala pag naka mask! he he.

Unknown said...

So bright and amazing!

baboon^albino said...

hai donG..happy labour day.erm...those are really creative costume,and enviroment friendly...

L.Reis said...

Wooow, Dong!
This is absolutely surprising!!!Great, great documentary!

madbong said...

asteeg ang pics kapatid!ganito na pala ang moriones haha napasaya mo araw ko

RedLan said...

The 3 Rs. I love the mask most. Although katatakot ang facial expressions.

Davamerce said...

Hello dong!nakakita na ako ng mga recycled materials na costumes,pero ito,taklagang kakaiba.
salamat sayo dong!!

cyndirellaz said...

wow!! we really are so creative!! OMG gusto ko yung gawa sa milo!! hehe ^^

Dennis Villegas said...

Wow truly creative! Fantastic portraits, Dong!

sheng said...

Wow, just wow, i have loved the other pics, but this one is really cool, one way to help save Mother earth, recycle!

aceychan said...

how colorful! :D

btw, bakit ganun ang expressions ng faces sa masks? lol! :D

SandyCarlson said...

Yeah. These guys are very cool. I really like their expressions, too.

Giancarlo said...

i am simply envious...
hahaha.. I wish I had gone away to moriones last lent season...
anyways very very lovely photos. keep it up...:)

Reena said...

wala bang ovaltine costume? i like ovaltine...

do they belong to a different set of category in judging? they are very creative but the costumes from your previous post still looked better.

i hope they don't just throw the costumes away after the parade or it will just defeat the purpose.

Lalaine said...

galing... recycled ang costumes... hehehe

ganda nung milo... baka kelangan pa nila ng packaging ng milo... madami pa dito sa amin... hehehe

jeanny said...

I wouldn't notice na recycled materials yung gamit nila customes kung hindi mo sinabi. Galing naman..very cretive :)

Again love your photos dong. Thumbs up! :)

Joshua said...

practicing our culture while protecting our environment..ayos!

Shionge said...

Hey Happy Labour Day Dong and what a celebration. I'm intrigued and fascinated by the colours & costumes - absolutely stunning.

Will the kids get frighten by the look of it?

Unknown said...

Practically, I definitely love the recycled ones than being so expensive, great shots as always. I still saw some of the stands with the recycled ones, some were even using the tarps of the Reyeses. Hahahah...

Oman said...

this is cool. naki-join na rin ang moriones sa environmental concerns. dapat gayahin yan ng iba pang festival. makulay na makulay ang fesival dom.

Unknown said...

wonderful! it only goes to show how creative and ingenious Filipinos are.

Grace said...

Great and colorful photos, Dong. At nakaka-impress dahil recycled ang gamit ng iba. :)

Hilda said...

Now these I approve of completely! It's amazing what people can do with natural and recycled materials when they set their creative minds to it. Fantastic!

dencios said...

nakakatuwa yung milo costume at yung balahibo made kasi parang ati atihan ang naging itsura nung soldier hehe

pero ang gagaling a :D

fortuitous faery said...

that milo morion man is just marvelous!

Eloisa said...

Your pictures of the Moriones festival were very cool..i especially liked the recycled materials section...very creative pieces there. wow. The Masskara is starting to seem pale in comparison to these full-body artwork. Although, to be fair, they're based on different themes.

Way cool.

Raft3r said...

hehe
milo
paborito ko yan noong bata pako
pero mas trip ko yun ovalteenies
kasi parang snack na yon, eh
at nangangata
hehe

eliment said...

nakakatuwa at ang kukulay namang nyang mga envi friendling maskara. galing ah.

AJ said...

oh, all i thought ur done wd morions!..si idol talaga nananakot, hehe

i luv that one made up wd MILO!

so vivid, as usual :D

Heart of Rachel said...

Those are very creative costumes. Amazing how some made use of recycled materials.

Xprosaic said...

Ganda talaga! Ay tama pala...just so you know... naadd na rin kita sa links ko... salamat!

brotherutoy said...

ang galing-galing naman ng pinoy! this is one of the best pinoy festivals for me. kasi authentic ito, as in hindi lang lately naisip tulad ng ibang mga festivals around the country.

great pics, dong!

pearl said...

hi! can I use your photos for our presentation of promotional plan for marinduque as an adventure tourism destination?I am pearl, a tourism student

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