MOST artists have their own style and approach in making a piece of art, and for Ed Lorenzo, his recent work collection is not just about the abundant and overflowing craftsmanship of colors, movements and accents that marry emotions, feelings and anxieties, but a celebration of the life of a lost loved one and the sweet sorrow that fuels his passion moving forward.
Ed — as his friends would call him — grew up in the province of Rizal, where he first set his foot in the world of visual arts at a very young age. He admits to always being fond of art that he sees in his daily commutes to and from school.
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