A profoundly impactful sculpture that leaves a lasting impression on its viewers. This imposing merlion made of cement captures the attention of all who encounter it within the walls of the Philippine Navy Museum.
The sculpture’s commanding presence evokes a sense of reverence and respect for the artist’s dual role as a naval reservist and curator. It serves as a powerful symbol of protection, encapsulating the essence of safeguarding the vast seas that surround the Philippines.
The choice of medium, cement, adds to the sculpture’s significance. Cement, known for its durability and sturdiness, reflects the unwavering dedication and strength required of those who serve in the Navy.
“Guardian of the Seas” elicits an emotional response from visitors, instilling a sense of pride and appreciation for the country’s naval heritage. It serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by those in the armed forces and the invaluable role they play in protecting the nation’s waters.
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