Greenpeace Southeast Asia | Philippines
Kira Lok
Life is rhythm. It is the tandem of push and pull against the sand; of violence and tranquility atop a hill’s mouth; of rays and shadows puppeteer-ed by the sun.
In the Philippines, life is in constant tango with the sea. Whether we face it with adventure or withdraw from its irrepressible freedom, its omnipresence submerges us body and soul. Deep beneath our feet the sea flows still, and no matter how we insist we’ve left it for the concrete jungle, just in rhythm our hearts and our heritage remain embraced in its waves.
Kira Lok
Life is rhythm. It is the tandem of push and pull against the sand; of violence and tranquility atop a hill’s mouth; of rays and shadows puppeteer-ed by the sun.
In the Philippines, life is in constant tango with the sea. Whether we face it with adventure or withdraw from its irrepressible freedom, its omnipresence submerges us body and soul. Deep beneath our feet the sea flows still, and no matter how we insist we’ve left it for the concrete jungle, just in rhythm our hearts and our heritage remain embraced in its waves.