Creative Confidential

Lessons in Love and Lockdown from a Bowl of Las-wa

By Christina Campos

If a bowl of soup could tell a story during one of the most turbulent times in recent history, it's one of memory and comfort. For Negrense artist Katarina Estrada, the soup was a bowl of Las-wa.

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