Art can be found anywhere and everywhere logically because we exist. It is in our nature as humans to express and to seek beauty as diversions from the mundanity of living.

Our individuality and our emotions toward people can be portrayed in different manners, whether a song, a poem, a painting, or a sculpture.

The process consists of important steps and techniques that make up the totality of the artwork.

The aphorism that says “experience is the best teacher” holds true in the world of art. Manifest them in art.

Our perspective and taste for art are subjective because of our culture and breadth of artistic knowledge.

It is a “set of values, beliefs, and attitudes” that a person or group of individuals may possess.

The personality of a person, so with his behavior, is affected by culture.

These hierarchies are structures that may pertain to politics such as a barangay leader and the constituents.

It is through a culture that man learns to adapt to his present society and acts according to the standard and norms of the community he belongs to.

The idea of culture sharing is often manifested by people living in specific geographic locations—they share the same principles and practices.

Culture can be passed from one generation to the next.

Some practices before may no longer be practiced now because they are deemed obsolete or peculiar in modern times.

No two persons are alike given that we grow up in varied cultural environments.

The Spanish regime in the Philippines lasted for more than 300 years. During the occupation, Filipinos were stripped off of their own culture and identity, by brute force. This is why up to now, our ways of living may still depict practices that show the influences of our past.

This serves as the quality which makes one person or thing different from another.

The situation and even the materials used are forming part of how this element exists.

The existence of a regular and repeated way of doing things such as the reliable sample of traits, acts, tendencies, or other observable characteristics of a person, group, or institution.

The derived idea represented by a word, phrase, or even the idea expressed in a work of writing, art, and others.

This is identified by the observer and not by culture bearers. Also, this refers to the purpose of a particular item, word, or idea of a specific culture.

Groups of activities with specific need-satisfaction and how they function. These can be the families and other groups of individuals.

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