Graffiti Of My City No. 32 - Life In The Province

Welcome graffiti lovers and hunters. We welcome No. 32 of this contest Graffiti Of My City hosted by @slon21veka. The contest post can be seen here for those interested in joining. Do read up and begin showing graffiti of your area.

I continue to bring you street art from the wall of the Kapitan Tomas Elementary School along Ponciano Reyes St., Davao City, Philippines. These murals were painted by the students themselves in an effort to beautify the exterior appearance of the school. Last week, in No.31 episode of this contest, I showed a segment in the wall that depicted construction activities. For this week, I am showing life in the province in our country.

The Philippines is an agricultural country. Rice remains the agricultural commodity with foremost political and economic significance in the Philippines. Rice farming is the source of income and employment of over 11 million farmers and their family members. That is more than 10 percent of the country's population. The paintings showed below are about rice farmers.

Farmers planting rice.

A typical rice field.

Homes of rice farmers.

Farmer harvesting rice.

A family meal with rice.

More fields to cultivate for rice planting.

And that ends this segment of the street art dealing with life in the province. I hope you enjoyed this. Best of luck to all participants. Keep safe and may you all have a blessed Sunday.

(All photos are mine.)