Fernando Sena — the 'pandesal king' and 'father of PH art workshops'

By Lander P. Blanza

Jan 07, 2024 12:06 am

Fernando Sena's creativity was evident from a young age. His teachers recognized his artistic skills in elementary school and asked him to draw historical figures, later displaying his works in the school library.

Sena's love for the arts grew as he enrolled in a vocational course in commercial arts, graduating with flying colors. However, his family faced financial difficulties, leaving him unable to pursue his college dream.

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