Solar Paintings by Jordan Mang-osan
Solar Paintings by Jordan Mang-osan
Remember when you were a kid and you used to go out on a sunny day with a
magnifying glass in hand to burn your way into whatever was available
(ants, dried leaves, the ends of you sister’s pigtails)? Well, Filipino
artist Jordan Mang-osan has turned the destructive power of the
childhood past time into a work of art. Jordan is an award-winning
artist who is a pioneer in solar drawing. He uses a magnifying glass to
burn his drawings into slabs of wood. His solar drawings has been
drawing the attention of the art community for quite some time now. As a
member of the indigenous Igorot people in the Philippines, the nature
of his work is mostly drawn upon the culture, history and environment of
his native Cordilleras region.
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Remember when you were a kid and you used to go out on a sunny day with a
magnifying glass in hand to burn your way into whatever was available
(ants, dried leaves, the ends of you sister’s pigtails)? Well, Filipino
artist Jordan Mang-osan has turned the destructive power of the
childhood past time into a work of art. Jordan is an award-winning
artist who is a pioneer in solar drawing. He uses a magnifying glass to
burn his drawings into slabs of wood. His solar drawings has been
drawing the attention of the art community for quite some time now. As a
member of the indigenous Igorot people in the Philippines, the nature
of his work is mostly drawn upon the culture, history and environment of
his native Cordilleras region.
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