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    Eduardo Mutuc is a recipient of the 2004 National Living Treasure Award for his lifelong dedication to non-secular artworks using traditional Philippine art forms. He is known for his pukpuk silver metalwork technique passed down from Pre-Hispanic times which involves working designs onto silver against a carved wooden block. Mutuc creates religious figurines and objects in wood, silver, and bronze to preserve culture and the Catholic faith through his craft. His studio in Pampanga promotes these traditional arts both locally and internationally.

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    Eduardo Mutuc is a recipient of the 2004 National Living Treasure Award for his lifelong dedication to non-secular artworks using traditional Philippine art forms. He is known for his pukpuk silver metalwork technique passed down from Pre-Hispanic times which involves working designs onto silver against a carved wooden block. Mutuc creates religious figurines and objects in wood, silver, and bronze to preserve culture and the Catholic faith through his craft. His studio in Pampanga promotes these traditional arts both locally and internationally.

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    Eduardo Mutuc is a recipient of the 2004 National Living Treasure Award for his lifelong dedication to non-secular artworks using traditional Philippine art forms. He is known for his pukpuk silver metalwork technique passed down from Pre-Hispanic times which involves working designs onto silver against a carved wooden block. Mutuc creates religious figurines and objects in wood, silver, and bronze to preserve culture and the Catholic faith through his craft. His studio in Pampanga promotes these traditional arts both locally and internationally.

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    ArtApp EduardoMutuc

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    Eduardo Mutuc is a recipient of the 2004 National Living Treasure Award for his lifelong dedication to non-secular artworks using traditional Philippine art forms. He is known for his pukpuk silver metalwork technique passed down from Pre-Hispanic times which involves working designs onto silver against a carved wooden block. Mutuc creates religious figurines and objects in wood, silver, and bronze to preserve culture and the Catholic faith through his craft. His studio in Pampanga promotes these traditional arts both locally and internationally.

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    EDUARDO

    MUTUC
    GAWAD SA MANLILIKHA NG BAYAN AWARDEE
    BIOGRAGPHY

    Eduardo Mutuc
    • a recipient of the Gawad sa Manlilikha
    ng Bayan or National Living Treasure
    Award in 2004.
    • Life-long dedication
    • Non-secular Artworks
    Art Form

    Pukpuk Silver Metalwork

    • Known during the Pre-Hispanic period.

    • this is achieved by working on the metal


    against a wooden block, on which
    designs have been incised.
    Art Form

    Medium

    WOOD SILVER BRONZE


    DTI's Sikat Pinoy National
    Art Fair (NAF)
    Eduardo Mutuc’s the
    opening fair as one of the
    Special Guests with NAF
    Curator, Albert Avellana
    Church Figurines
    • decorative

    • devotion

    • faithful
    Method / Process of Creating

    Accuraccy

    Symmetry

    Religious Objects
    MUTUC’s STUDIO
    Objective

    • To create original objects of art in a specific medium.

    • To show craftmanship

    • To handle materials effectively

    • To promote crafts both locally and internationally.


    Function of the Art

    • Religious Purposes

    Eduardo Mutuc creates art for religious purposes to


    make representations of biblical characters
    Importance

    • To preserve culture

    • A reminder of Spanish colonial times

    • The celebration of catholic religion

    • Empowering self identity


    REFERENCES

    ● https://www.scribd.com/presentation/425951071/EDUARDO-
    MUTUC
    ● https://juliabituin.wordpress.com/2017/10/15/the-vanishing-art-
    of-pukpuk/
    ● http://gwhs-stg02.i.gov.ph/~s2govnccaph/about-culture-and-
    arts/culture-profile/gamaba/national-living-treasures-eduardo-
    mutuc/
    ● https://juliabituin.wordpress.com/2017/10/15/the-vanishing-art-
    of-pukpuk/
    ● http://kaplistorian.blogspot.com/2018/12/103-10-arts-and-
    crafts-of-pampanga.html

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