The themes of Michael Cacnio’s sculptures showcase joie de vivre and the innocent bliss of childhood. “I want those who look at my work to feel better and happier. When you look at my work, you go into my world and into my mind and I can share my happiness with you. As a God-fearing person, I believe that God created us to be happy and not sad.”
The pandemic situation has not dampened his spirit, he adds. It made him appreciate the little things and look at life as a blessing. Of course, it brought him anxiety as he learned of friends who have contracted the virus. “At first, I thought it would not have that much of an impact on our country, but as the situation developed, I decid…
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