Easter is the climactic chapter of a story about compassion and sacrifice: "And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us." And as flesh, he agreed to live, suffer, and die -- a promise fulfilled with his own sweat and blood. His life teaches the faithful that if a god is willing to shed his divinity in order to save mankind, does that not mean that every person is worth love, dignity, and life worth living? Is this not something worth remembering among his faithful through today's unchecked greed, fascism, and genocide?

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About the Artist:

Isobel Francisco is a Filipina visual artist whose work delves into figurative tensions and narratives of anguish, loss, and the exploration of humanity. Since her debut group show in December 2011, she has exhibited in Hong Kong, Germany, China, and various venues across Metro Manila. Her evocative pieces have been featured in both print and online publications, reflecting a deep and introspective artistic practice.