STEM-Mendel Group 2 (Contemporary Arts)

"Story of Creation" Interpretation through Artworks Science and Technology Education Center STEC Senior High School STEM 11 - Mendel Group 2 Members: Boncalon, Dylan  Dela Cruz, Aldean  Gargantiel, Divine  Gilig, Kent  Malawi, Andrea  Pontino, Ritch  Sitoy, Sean Dylan Boncalon with Dr. Bryant Acar Aldean Dela Cruz with Dr. Allan Adem Mary Divine Gargantiel with Dr. Bryant Acar Kent Gilig with Dr. Bryant Acar Andrea Paula Malawi with Sir Lemuel Bustamante Ritch Pontino with Dr. Bryant Acar Sean Sitoy with  Dr. Allan Adem

 Performance Art STEM Mendel Members: Boncalon, Dylan  Dela Cruz, Aldean  Gargantiel, Divine  Gilig, Kent  Malawi, Andrea  Pontino, Ritch  Sitoy, Sean For our contemporary arts in Science and Technology Education Center (STEC), we were tasked to present a performance art through a song assigned to us. Different strands and sections were also assigned different songs to interpret and analyze. ABM Maxwell had Thunder by Imagine Dragons, STEM Mendeleev had Shake It Off by Florence + The Machine, and STEM Mendel were assigned Dog Days Are Over by Florence + The Machine. Dog Days Are Over is a song that possibly covers different issues of the world since Florence + The Machine is band that usually makes songs about abuse, violence and empowerment. STEM Mendel interprets the song as a song about domestic violence and thus, came up with a performance art for its meaning with consideration to the music video's elements of arts and principles of design that we

Visayan Myth (Medium and Techniques)  VLOG and OUTPUTS Members: Boncalon, Dylan  Dela Cruz, Aldean  Gargantiel, Divine  Gilig, Kent  Malawi, Andrea  Pontino, Ritch  Sitoy, Sean Dylan Boncalon Output: "Beauty, In Spite of.." Vlog: Aldean Dela Cruz Output: Vlog: Divine Gargantiel Output: "Beauty of Creation" Vlog: Kent Gilig Output: "Order of Belief" Vlog: Andrea Malawi Output: Vlog: Ritch Pontino Output: Vlog: Sean Sitoy Output: Vlog:

JINGLE (Medium and Techniques) Members: Boncalon, Dylan  Dela Cruz, Aldean  Gargantiel, Divine  Gilig, Kent  Malawi, Andrea  Pontino, Ritch  Sitoy, Sean Here's STEM-Mendel - Group 2's jingle explaining the difference between medium and techniques using the catchy melody from Karencitta's hit song, "Cebuana." Lyrics: Yo! Grab your brushes and paint your canvas I wanna get with you and tell you just one thing You! Know the difference between a medium And the techniques you could use in your artworks No one can do it better than that Listen to me, baby, and I'll tell you just that Come on, come on baby let me sit you right back Wanna know the difference between techniques and media? A medium is something like this And other things than your trusted canvases They are means you could use to express ideas that impress Come on, let's get this on! [Chorus] You really need your own techniques Create artwork that

Interpretations of the Poem Members: Boncalon, Dylan  Dela Cruz, Aldean  Gargantiel, Divine  Gilig, Kent  Malawi, Andrea  Pontino, Ritch  Sitoy, Sean Students from STEM 11-Mendel were tasked to present their interpretations on a poem given to them. However, they are to show it through different mediums of their choice. It can be through paintings, drawings, performance arts, dancing, installation arts, etc. Here are the artworks of the students from the class' Group 2.     Artwork by: Dylan Boncalon With: Hanna Tiu The poem practically conveys the message of leaving things as it is and seeing the beauty in them. Sometimes, we don't really need to be in control over everything especially when we're in a state of pain and grief. Let things heal and time be a friend as your strength allows you to mend. Time doesn't heal wounds. It's just that time is needed for wounds to heal on its own. "KNO