MANILA, Philippines - The Ayala Museum was recently transformed into a canvas as Tattoo brought to life the different forms of resistance. This multi-sensorial display featured four fascinating artworks that bore testament to the “Resistance Movement” with each artwork meticulously crafted by select individuals renowned in their field and known for their extraordinary vision.
Interpreting “Resisting Uniformity” through fashion was award-winning fashion designer Mich Dulce with an installation that featured her latest creations. “Resisting Mediocrity” through multimedia arts was graphic design house Team Manila, which presented their design that stood as a mixture of local pop culture. “Resisting Limitations” through form was the sculptural artwork of Leeroy New that carries his trademark of pushing the boundaries of imagination while Paul Zialcita displayed “Resistance through sound” as he performed his beats through a mix of traditional and unconventional instruments, creating a distinct rhythm.
“This evening is very important for Tattoo as we bravely lead and share with you this revolution,” said Dong Ronquillo, Tattoo head of Nomadic Broadband Business. “What is resistance exactly? It is not settling for anything less and always pushing the limits to achieve greatness. This is what Tattoo stands for and this year we continue on living without limits.”
Special performances that translated the “Resistance Movement” through reel to real experiences were interpreted by model Jasmine Maierhofer, the Hot Legs dancers and live poetry reading by Niña Terol and Paul Zialcita. Tattoo’s new faces were also unveiled, namely, the “Filipino Flash” Nonito Donaire, Georgina Wilson and Chicosci lead vocalist and rock rebel Miggy Chavez. Guests were given a chance to get up-close and personal with Georgina and Miggy as they shared the significance of this revolution and how they resist and break the norms to become great in their chosen field.
Globe president and chief executive officer Ernest Cu and the trade partners of Globe graced the event hosted by Sara Meier.
Tattoo’s brand ambassadors race car champion Marlon Stockinger, cyber superstar Saab Magalona and Ford Supermodel of the World 2010 Danica Magpantay and art diva Sarah Gaugler were also at the event to show their support to the new campaign.
The Tattoo 4G Flash at P1,245 runs at a speed of up to 7.2 mbps with free 120 hours valid for five days plus free surfing on Facebook for 30 days.
Tattoo subscribers may now enjoy non-stop surfing for three days with Supersurf for only P120, avoiding the hassle of daily registration. The new Tattoo Postpaid Personalized Plan is available at a baseplan of P999 a month comes with unlimited surfing at a speed of up to 7.2 mbps. On top of that, subscribers get to choose one free online subscription of either Inquirer, FHM, Cosmopolitan and Yes Magazine, upgrade their device to Superstick (WiFi device sharing) and lastly upgrade their speed for a better on-line experience.
For more information, visit www.tattoo.globe.com.ph.