The Dance of Lights 17 1/2 x 23 1/2 inches Once the son of an

Once the son of an English professor at school askedwhat my work was like

I was involved in making a series of aquarium images

The two separate processes allowed me the opportunity to combine colors printed on canvas surfaces with wooden constructions

returned to graduate school after seven years of teaching and received my (MFA) degree in printmaking and drawing from Howard University

I hang on and take the wild ride

The Dance of Lights 17 1/2 x 23 1/2 inches Once the son of anThe Dance of Lights, 1995 Offset Lithograph Edition of 100 30 x 21 1 2 in Collaborating Printer: Bob Franklin Pandanggo sa ilaw the dance of lights is one of the most beloved folk dances of the Philippines, performed at night with flames balanced in glasses on the dancer's head and the backs of her hands. Leonardo Hidalgo spent his career translating the visual language of Filipino culture into print, and this work captures the dance at its most