8.3 x 11.7 in | Gouache on canvas paper | 2023

8.3 x 11.7 in | Gouache on canvas paper | 2023

12 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2024

A cheerful magnolia flower blooms in the hot summer day in May.

8.5 x 11 in | Ink | 2021

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Woman Angel begging 

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Anima represents the feminine side

12 x 18 in (in black frame with matting 17x21in) | Oil on Natural grain paper | 2024

12 x 18 in (in black frame with matting 17x21in) | Oil on Natural grain paper | 2024

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Mother will never get tired of carrying her child 

20 x 24 in | Oil on Canvas | 2023

24 x 24 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2022

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Bahay-Bahayan is a pretending diversion where kids go about as members of the imaginary family, once in a while to the degree that one of them turns into the family "pet". They at that point carry on different family circumstances, for example, supper, going to mass, clothing, and so on. It would be perfect if there are four to five players of this fun game.<br><br>As Julia played "Bahay-bahayan" with her friends, she got lost in her daydreaming, a dream where she have a shiny, glittery house, everything was filled with magic. And as she came back to her senses she started talking about it to her friends and they decided to recreate Julia's imagination. They have fun as they play all through out the day. As time passed by, night come upon and thats their cue to go back to their respective houses, as Julia's friends leave her sight the light of the stars and moon shines upon.

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It reminds me of the calmness of the sea. All the exhaust of planning just goes away when you get a getaway.

8.3 x 11.7 inches | Colored Pencil | 2023

In the bustling neighborhood streets, the "Batang 90's Ang Mandirigma" gathered to relive their 90s childhood memories, particularly the game of Sipa. With the sun casting a warm glow, they kicked the Sipa skillfully, sharing laughter and tales of their youth. Passersby smiled at their carefree spirits. As the day ended, they vowed to meet again, preserving the enduring bonds of friendship and the joy of reliving cherished childhood memories, even amidst a changing world.

12 x 18 in (in black frame with matting 17x21in) | Oil on Natural grain paper | 2024

12 x 18 in (in black frame with matting 17x21in) | Oil on Natural grain paper | 2024

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hatred and sanity

16 x 20 in | Acrylic on canvas board | 2023

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Bloom in blue

8 x 11 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2022

Don’t need to escape in our battles, As we go along with the journey in our life, there's always a beauty with the adventures

4 x 4 in | Textured acrylic on canvas | 2022

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Wood panel

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Wood panel

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My mom is the bravest person I know, and her beauty hides it.&nbsp;

38 x 24 in | Mixed Media | 2022

Life is a beautiful gift we received from God, it is meant to be embraced. Human life is like a tree grows taller and wider throughout its life

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Life is a beautiful gift we received from God, it is meant to be embraced. Human life is like a tree grows taller and wider throughout its life.

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Basketball is played on both the amateur and professional levels. Almost everywhere you look in the country, on the streets of Manila or along pristine beaches of Boracay, or in flashes amongst the forests of Bataan – you will see people sporting the colors of their favorite teams. The game requires little space, no maintenance, no expensive gear, and no required number of players for a social game. Its accessibility is a real key to why so many people play it – and it is fast and entertaining too. Basketball suits the life of Filipino teenagers well and is easy to learn but hard to master. This strategic and dynamic nature makes the game rewarding for both players and spectators.

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Thunderbird La Union reminds me the happy moment exploring the Santorini looks of this scenic view.

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<em>Children bring color in to the family. They bring out happiness and unconditional love but each one is unique from the other.<br><br>This painting is inspired by the Legend of Storks, a tale told in different countries and in different versions but is ultimately about storks being the delivery man of babies to parents. Colorful hot air balloons is set to represent the one of a kind personality, character, and quirk that each child has; and that they are indeed a gift from heaven and an answered prayer to their parents.</em>

12 x 12 in | Watercolor | 2023

2 worlds come across with each other, one was meant to send shivers and one to calm the rage

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Kung ang puso ay isang lugar na p'wedeng tir'han, maspipiliin kong hindi maglakbay ng isang buwan, isang taon o habang panahon." - Mga Tala at Tula

16 x 20 in | Acrylic on canvas board | 2023

18 x 24 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2021

5.8 x 8.3 in | Acrylic on Canvas | 2023

Every color speaks for it meanings, symbols and representations.

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Shadows was made to emphasize the color, to define the movement and the realistic features of art.

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Shapes was made with perspective and point, but how do we define where the shape was made.

12 x 12 in | Textured acrylic on canvas | 2022

One of the award winning piece inTheatre Life Art Contest 2022 presents by Talentila Foundation

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The bloom of the daughter of sun

24 x 24 nches | Acrylic on Canvas | 2023

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2 worlds come across with each other, one was meant to send shivers and one to calm the rage

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The complicated feelings you have when you love someone.&nbsp;

30 x 15 in | Acrylic paint | 2023

This striking acrylic painting by Shemonti Sanjana Prome (ProMerz) is a powerful and abstract exploration of the physical and emotional experience of menstrual pain. The bold, organic forms in vibrant shades of red and orange evoke a sense of intensity and raw energy. The dripping lines suggest a sense of flow and release, perhaps symbolizing the cyclical nature of menstruation and the ebb and flow of pain. The dark background contrasts with the vibrant foreground, emphasizing the dramatic nature of the subject matter. The overall effect is a visually arresting and thought-provoking piece that speaks to the universal female experience. The title, “Dripping Pain 1”, hits at a series of works exploring the idea.

30 x 15 in | Acrylic paint | 2024

This acrylic painting on canvas by artist Shemonti Sanjana Prome(ProMerz), powerfully depicts the concept of unspoken pain. A single tear rolls down the woman’s face, yet her expression remains stoic. The juxtaposition of her beauty and the tear suggests a deep well of emotion. A vibrant red rose blooms against a torn, distressed background, symbolizing strength amidst hardship. The rose is perhaps wilted or bruised, rests beside her eyes, adding another layer of symbolism to her beauty and the silent pain. The contrast between the delicate flower and the harsh background creates a poignant visual narrative. The title, “Dripping Pain 2,” hints at a series of works exploring this theme.

12 x 12 in | Photography | 2023

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During the longest nights we can still see the earliest day.&nbsp;

12 x 18 in (in black frame with matting 17x21in) | Oil on Natural grain paper | 2024

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Faith in My Journey - features stone steps found in Fort Santiago, Intramuros. I was unfamiliar with these stone steps, and I did not know what lies beyond as I did not go up the stairs. It was surrounded by lush greeneries, and at the landing on top you can find even more trees. The sight was both enchanting and mysterious. The painting is a symbol of keeping faith, of pushing through even when times are tough.

4 x 4 in | Textured acrylic on canvas | 2022

12 x 12 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2020

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The beauty from within, the bare eyes may not seen. A flaw from a skin, disregarded by the keen.

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The fairy of dreams

12 x 18 in (in black frame with matting 17x21in) | Oil on Natural grain paper | 2024

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It suggests the contrast between the broken and distorted forms of cubism and the intimate and loving relationship between the mother and the child. It also implies that the bond between them is not easily understood or appreciated by others, as it is hidden behind the complex and abstract shapes of the painting.

14 x 26 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2022

How beauty it is to let your negative emotions, anxiety, depression? Isn't amazing?

12 x 18 in (in black frame with matting 17x21in) | Oil on Natural grain paper | 2024

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Living full life in Christ

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Description: appreciate the unique beauty of a geisha in this painting.

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A series of geisha paintings done by the artist for your appreciation of the unique beauty of a geisha.

24 x 24 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2023

9 x 12 in | Mixed media on canvas | 2024

9 x 12 in | Mixed media on canvas | 2024

9 x 12 in | Mixed media on canvas | 2024

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There is always something that gives us the glimpse of hope, a new life and a new beginning. We do not have the ability to have a glimpse of future but at least we have something to start over and over again if we fail.

14 x 16 in | Mixed Media | 2022

Letting go of the old in order to discover the new. It helps us realize the value of growth, patience, perseverance that can lead to a beautiful results

24 x 36 in | Acrylic on Box type | 2023

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Depicts how an individual grow from teachings of other people and experience from life

15 x 20 | Watercolor on paper | 2023

The title I gave the piece, "HANAP BUHAY", is a word play of "hanapbuhay" (occupation, livelihood). The watercolor painting features two street vendors with a backdrop of the Pakil Church facade seen behind them. "Hanap Buhay" here is not just a source of livelihood. It means, quite literally, "to find life".

12 x 18 in | Photography | 2023

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<em>The story is all about childhood growing up in the Philippines in the 70s, where money is scarce and access to a lot of items is difficult. The father, wanting to make his son happy, went to extra lengths to secure a trike for his son on his birthday. The sculpture captures that precious moment of childhood innocence and pure happiness, in receiving such an unforgettable gift.</em>

4 x 4 in | Textured acrylic on canvas | 2022

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This work of art was created in various tones of green and brown. It started with the lightest colors of green as her perspective's lightest shades, then brown came as a battle to invade the shades of green. Green was forming a new shade that made her a wealthy being as she vanquished the darkest shade of herself.

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Gaano kaya kaganda ang magiging bunga ng ating mga ginagawa kung pagsasamahin natin bilang iisa ang ang ating puso't isipan?

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In a dimly lit space, the sculpture of human figures emerges as a poignant ode to the silent struggles of being unseen and unheard. Crafted delicately from wire and draped with plaster, the figures stand frozen in time, their features intentionally erased to represent the faceless multitude often overlooked by society. As the soft glow of lights caresses the contours of these silhouettes, a narrative unfolds – a collective tale of resilience and yearning for recognition.

12 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2024

A dark, earthy, impressionistic portrait of a woman. Who is she? From friends to strangers. What impressions have I left on you, and what impressions have you left on me? Mere memories that have remained within us, even if we were mere strangers passing each other by. Her eyes are not seen. You see her face but you no longer recognize her as a person.

12 x 16 in (framed) | Acrylic on canvas | 2021

Being interconnected, to relate well. to be meaningfully or complexly related or joined.

16 x 20 in | Acrylic on canvas board | 2023

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A view from beyond

8.3 x 11.7 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2024

12 x 12 in | Watercolor | 2023

Some of my friends calls me Jilly, so I decided to connect myself with my art

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"Like flowers, we can also choose to bloom"<br>An embossed art that depicts the beauty of texture and the authenticity of the realm.

14 x 16 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2021

Prosperity begins within you. If you get your mind right you can attract all that you want into your life. Painting of betta fish help us to attract an abundance of prosperity into your life.

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As we all have been saved from the dark, knight will always represent the small light keeping you warm even in the middle of the dark.

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As we all have been saved from the dark, knight will always represent the small light keeping you warm even in the middle of the dark.

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As we all have been saved from the dark, knight will always represent the small light keeping you warm even in the middle of the dark.

23 x 21 in | Acrylic on Canvas | 2022

A portrait of Lady with sunflower

9 x 12 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2024

9 x 12 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2024

9 x 12 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2024

12 x 12 in | Watercolor | 2023

Bestowed with the ability to create

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This painting represents new beginning. A tree may die but mushrooms will eventually grow from it that somehow in our lives there are things or person that needs to go in order for us to realize what we need to realize and start a new life.

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Surfer in La Union

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Love blooms when nature thrives

24 x 24 Inches | Acrylic on Canvas | 2023

16 x 21 in | Acrylic on Canvas | 2023

Seeing My Grandmother struggling in pain, and she said "Lagi ko kayong gagabayan nasaan man Ako"

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In a Filipino neighborhood, kids cherished traditional games like "Luksong Tinik" or "Jump over thorns." In this game, agility, skill, and teamwork were crucial. Two leaders directed as players formed a thorn-like line by interlocking their fingers. The goal was to jump over this "thorn" line without touching it. Starting with easy jumps, the game got progressively harder. Excitement filled the air as children leaped, supported by cheers and encouragement. It was more than a game; it built camaraderie, teamwork, and cultural bonds. Luksong Tinik was a treasured part of their heritage, uniting the community and teaching valuable life lessons.

8.5 x 11.7 in | Water Color | 2024

It is my own version of Madonna using the primary colors to evoke the simplicity of the Mother and Child. This painting depicts Mother Mary humming a lullaby to baby Jesus sleeping on her shoulder.

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<em>This painting is about an old stuff toy of mine. They say adults are outdated children, this is true in most parts. Have you ever seen some of your old clothes, toys, memorabilia, etc. and tend to relive your childhood again true your memories?&nbsp;<br><br>Childhood is a peaceful time with no stress or care in the world, this toy is magical object that helps me to travel back to that time.</em>

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"Mama" is a painting that depicts the serene and powerful essence of a sleeping mother. It captures the tranquility and strength that emanate from her peaceful slumber, symbolizing her unwavering resilience amidst life's challenges.&nbsp;<br>Let us appreciate the beauty and resilience found in the moments of rest and vulnerability. It is also a reminder of the quiet fortitude that exists within all mothers, who tirelessly navigate the complexities of life while remaining a source of unwavering strength and love.

4 x 4 in | Textured acrylic on canvas | 2022

12 x 12 in | Watercolor | 2023

She who protects

8.3 x 11.7 | Acrylic on paper | 2023

The memories and dreams of a farmer.

12 x 18 in (in black frame with matting 17x21in) | Oil on Natural grain paper | 2024

12 x 18 in (in black frame with matting 17x21in) | Oil on Natural Grain Paper | 2024

12 x 18 in (in black frame with matting 17x21in) | Oil on Natural grain paper | 2024

12 x 18 in (in black frame with matting 17x21in) | Oil on Natural grain paper | 2024

9 x 11 in | Mixed Media on Paper | 2020

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She who takes care to the place where memories have been kept.

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It was because of my desire for personal development and self expression that I ended up working with the pen and paper. I used these as tools to do introspection. It was in drawing, specifically doodling, where I truly got to reflect and express my thoughts. I use intricate details and patterns to express my journey towards self-discovery and my celebration of life. In my works, and in my life, in general, I find so much enjoyment in (creating) the details, but I find that there is also a different kind of excitement and satisfaction in believing that the bigger picture is, and will always be, better.<br><br>Lately, I have been playing with paint and colors. I believe these have added another dimension to my works.<br><br>Now, this piece..<br><br>When thinking about mothers, one of the words that come to my mind is resilience, because they'll do whatever it takes to take care and protect her child and family. Just like wild flowers, though they look pretty and delicate, they are very resilient. They easily grow without any help, and no matter the environment, or conditions, they tend to survive and even thrive. Mothers are like this.&nbsp;

16 x 16 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2023

12 x 12 in | Mixed media on canvas | 2024

24 x 36 in | Acrylic on canvas |

by Neuro 8- Yes, I'm sure, No mountain too high, No rivers so wide. Nothing is impossible with my Saviour, no load is too heavy that we couldn't carry, just cast all your burdens and anxiety upon the lord and he will give you rest 'coz nothing is impossible in this world

24 x 20 in | Oil on Canvas | 2022

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"When Christ was born, so was our hope"<br>An embossed art that can give us hope.

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“Your mother was like a vine in a vineyard planted beside the waters; she bore lush fruit and foliage because of the plentiful water, and she produced mighty branches, fit for rulers’ scepters.”- ezekiel 19:10-11 A mother’s surroundings can make all the difference. If she is surrounded by people and places that lift her spirits, she will flourish. Her happiness and fulfillment will spread to others

12 x 12 in | Watercolor | 2023

A fairy that gives protection and beauty throughout the night

20 x 20 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2021

With every sunset, a new hope is born. As the sun descends below the horizon, creating romantic shades of red and orange across the sky, while sunsets are a literal end to a day, sunsets are a great reminder to rest and reset our hearts and minds at the end of each and everyday, the world has a chance to breathe in and renew.

12 x 12 in | Oil on canvas | 2024

We go through ups, downs, and sideways in our lives. To see is to recognize; to recognize is to know how to overcome these what we call "obstacles."

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My painting "Open Curtain" was my work that got accepted at the International Watercolor Society - INDIA BIENNALE 2022. It was based on a photograph I took at the Presidential Museum and Library a few years ago. I was drawn to the warm colors of the scene and how the partially opened curtains showed a glimpse of a seemingly cool environment on the other side of the door. This contrast, to me, feels like the sense of security one feels when in a safe place.

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This artwork was based on a photo taken in Recto, Manila years ago. I captured this photo of the overpass where two women, who I think were nursing students, were going up the stairs. Maybe they were going back after getting lunch at a convenience store nearby. Maybe this overpass was a significant part of their university life. Do you ever look at people and places and wonder what stories they have to share?

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In a lively Filipino village, the annual fiesta was a cherished event. Amid the festivities, the "Palo Sebo" contest stood out. Participants of all ages took on the challenge of climbing a greased bamboo pole to reach a bag of prizes at the top. The crowd cheered them on as they struggled with the slippery ascent. Some used teamwork, while others relied on their strength and determination. The first victor descended with a triumphant grin. Throughout the day, the contest continued, fostering a sense of community and celebration. Even those who didn't win left with a sense of accomplishment and cherished memories. The Palo Sebo contest was a beloved tradition that united the village, promoting camaraderie and unity year after year.

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I chose to paint my mom, who has been a dressmaker ever since, and I dedicate this artwork to her for her sacrifice and hard work for our family. And I decided it would be faceless because, just like my mom, who is good at hiding her emotions from us even though she is struggling and still manages everything to be in good shape just for the family.

16 x 24 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2022

Payapa is one of the award winning piece as Rising Star in International Women's Day - International Virtual Art Contest 2022 presents by Talentila Foundation

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The queen of the faeries

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<em>Once upon a time, in a close-knit Philippine town, five siblings named Angel, Aisha, Adrick, Kim, and Erick faced off in the annual "Pebble Battle." Sungka, a traditional Filipino game, tested their skills, strategy, and steady hands. With fierce determination, they played under the warm sun, each showcasing their unique styles. The competition brought them closer, reminding them that their greatest victories were the moments they shared together.</em>

12 x 9 in | Mixed Media | 2022

Life is about perspective and how you look at every situation you and experience when you are in the midst of challenges

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Playground of the gods means our mind. Gods always play with what we think and react. Sometimes,&nbsp;<br>they give us the worst complicated mind and trust us to bear and overcome them. This photo is the representation of our complicated minds in a twisting matter. Sometimes our minds are at it's best, sometimes it's at its low. We keep traveling this life and think of ourselves as this majestic mountain, despite of all these complications, where still unscathed and standing tall above all else.

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<em>Our mind is like a playground for the gods. They play with our thoughts and emotions, sometimes giving us the most complicated of minds, trusting us to bear and overcome them. The photo you shared represents the complexity of our minds, twisting and turning in unpredictable ways. Our minds can be at their best or at their lowest, but we keep moving forward in life, thinking of ourselves as majestic mountains. Despite all the complications, we remain unscathed and stand tall above all else.</em>

25 x 19 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2021

Life is filled with challenges, with long patches of struggle, but I think, beautiful burst of joy and accomplishment when I finished this painting. Blessed with those moments, you just try to relax, calm down and take a breath as possible, focus on the POSITIVITY of life, and see how you can make things work

8.5 x 11 in | Ink | 2021

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'Prosperous Season II' depicts prosperity in life and nature. It evokes a feeling of calmness with it's illusion of light.

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'Prosperous Season IV' depicts prosperity in life and nature. It creates a sense of balance and calm with its green and earth tones.

30 x 15 in | Acrylic paint | 2023

This vibrant geometric abstract painting is a portal to a psychedelic paradise. Bold, swirling shapes and vivid colors create a mesmerizing visual experience. The artist’s use of texture and line adds depth and dimension, inviting the viewer to explore the abstract world. The overall mood is one of euphoria and wonder, transporting the viewer to a dreamlike state of consciousness.

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12 x 16 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2022

16 x 16 in | Acrylic | 2023

The night where reality meets fantasy

12 x 16 in (framed) | Acrylic on canvas | 2022

With patterned dots, a hint of gold, and white geometric shapes, this piece shows a form of modernism. Perfect for display.

8.3 x 11.7 in | Gouache on canvas paper | 2022

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Every challenge, every moment of doubt, is an opportunity to paint a brighter, more vibrant future. A powerful reminder that the journey of life is a canvas waiting to be painted, a masterpiece waiting to unfold. It spoke of the beauty that emerges when one chooses to embrace the full spectrum of emotions, to let the colors of resilience and hope shine through, and to never give up on the vibrant, ever-evolving artwork of existence.&nbsp;

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Every challenge, every moment of doubt, is an opportunity to paint a brighter, more vibrant future. A powerful reminder that the journey of life is a canvas waiting to be painted, a masterpiece waiting to unfold. It spoke of the beauty that emerges when one chooses to embrace the full spectrum of emotions, to let the colors of resilience and hope shine through, and to never give up on the vibrant, ever-evolving artwork of existence.

8 x 11 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2022

In our busy life, we rarely find time to give our breathing the attention it deserves. Deep breathing can help us through many different ailments experienced in our day-to-day life

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Represents Revenge and Sympathy

12 x 12 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2022

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<em>This is in memory of the recent pandemic. It has given us different and significant changes in our lives--all of us--adults and children, rich and poor, were greatly affected by it. Some of us have obviously suffered more than others, while some have good memories from this pandemic. Still, all of us are under the same sky who went from a challenging past, striving at present, and facing a rather complicated and uncertain future ahead of us.</em>

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In a coastal village, young Totoy adored kites, or "sarangolas." His passion ignited when his fisherman grandfather, Lolo Manuel, gifted him one. Inspired by Lolo's tales, Totoy crafted a special sarangola. On a gentle breeze, he released it at the cliffside where Lolo once flew kites. The kite soared, carrying village memories. Totoy's peers joined, creating a colorful sky symphony. At sunset, Totoy lowered the sarangola, feeling connected to his heritage. He continued sharing this tradition, uniting generations through the cherished "Sarangola ni Totoy."

20 x 29 in | Watercolor on paper | 2023

Sayaw sa Bakya features Filipinas performing a traditional dance of the same title. The dancers, wearing ternos with vibrant colors and floral patterns, perform gracefully. The painting is based on photos I took during an event at the Cultural Center of the Philippines last year.

12 x 12 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2023

A calm impressionist landscape where the sky meets the sea. Surrounded by shades of blue with a faint shade of orange in the far horizon.

24 x 36 | Acrylic on canvas | 2021

You don't walk alone in life. So keep calm, take a deep breath and see the beauty of nature

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It is a sad story, a suffering and struggle and it was covered by hope.

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<em>In a vibrant Filipino neighborhood, children gathered to play "Sipa," a cherished game of skill and teamwork. Using a rattan ball, they kept it aloft using feet, knees, and heads, showcasing agility and grace. Laughter filled the air as they shared the joy of the game, passing it down through generations. Sipa fostered camaraderie and unity, transcending age and background. As the sun set, they let the Sipa touch the ground, promising to return, celebrating their culture and the simple pleasures of childhood.</em>

24 x 36 | Mixed Media | 2023

This piece has a special place in my heart. Inspired by the game Genshin Impact, Mondstadt is one of the "nations" you can visit in the game. Being amazed by how the developers continuously improve the graphics of the game and mixing my love for nature, I decided to paint a scenery of Mondstadt in my own style.&nbsp;

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"Anytime can be coffee time."<br>An embossed art piece that depicts the narrative of the small conversations we have while enjoying a cup of wonderful coffee.

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A mother transcends the boundaries of species, for the essence of motherhood lies not merely in the act of giving birth, but in the boundless love, care, and selflessness that she embodies. Whether her offspring emerged from her own womb or not, she remains a mother in every sense of the word.

12 x 12 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2023

May even the smallest things be reminded to slow down for a moment and breathe.

9 x 12 in | Mixed Media | 2020

A mixed media portrait of St. Joseph holding the baby Jesus in his arms, whilst the Holy Child has His arms stretched out to the viewer, as if welcoming us to come to Him.

14 x 16 in (with frame) | Acrylic on canvas | 2023

14 x 16 in (with frame) | Acrylic on canvas | 2023

14 x 16 in (with frame) | Acrylic on canvas | 2023

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<em>This is the story of a girl who is inspired by colors at an international art fair and also she inspired me by her enthusiasm for art. Her look and love for this piece of art led me to grab my camera and photograph her. Art is for everyone and it is not limited to age, gender, or race.&nbsp;</em>

16.5 x 19.5 in | Ink on paper | 2023

12 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2024

A brightly colored iris flower blooms with its petals outstretched in all directions, while a soft pastel background surrounds it.

12 x 12 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2024

12 x 12 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2024

12 x 14 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2023

A life that we crave is symmetrical, a sense of harmonious and beautiful proportion and balance. But how does one achieve this life?

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<em>In a serene village, kids gathered for traditional Filipino games, including "Takyan." This game required agility, balance, and teamwork, using a wooden object called "takyan" to keep it in the air without hands. Maria, known for her agility, shone in the game. With laughter and cheers, they passed takyan gracefully. As the sun set, they reluctantly ended, feeling a deep connection to their culture. Takyan wasn't just a game; it united the community, celebrated heritage, and taught teamwork. They knew they'd return to keep the tradition alive, a reminder of the beauty of tradition and simple pleasures.</em>

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It is actually my first try of painting cupcake,I was challenged by the details specially those little blueberries but I think I did a pretty job well done. I chose to paint a blueberry cupcake because I think it radiates a very beautiful combination of colors and cupcakes are one of my favorite desserts

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Bind to bloom in peace

24 x 30 in | Oil on Canvas | 2019

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A woman is the major essence of procreation because only a woman would know the severe suffering of conceiving and childbirth. The strength of a woman is not only measured by the success of her career but by the child, she conceives and delivers. Motherhood is an unending responsibility from the onset of conception until the child becomes another responsible and amazing human being

12 x 18 in (in black frame with matting 17x21in) | Oil on Natural grain paper | 2024

24 x 18 in | Acrylic on Canvas | 2023

The portrait of womanhood is the ability to multiply life.&nbsp;<br>I guess that is one of the greatest distinctions a female can posses.&nbsp;

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Epitome of Happiness

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The one who hunts for justice

9 x 12 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2024

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Knowledge, protection, change

12 x 12 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2024

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Represents a woman of power. The colors represents the different experiences in her colorful life. Ups and downs still knows how to take charge. Women empowerment lives.

38 x 24 | Acrylic on canvas | 2022

Say "No" to your fears, believing in yourself and following your dreams with all your heart,. Maybe you think you are too far but your so close

10 x 18 x 6 in | Acrylic (glass) | 2023

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8.3 x 11.7 inches | Acrylic on Paper | 2023

Tropang Trumpo Series: 1, 2, and 3." are abstract painting series that pays homage to the cherished Filipino childhood game of spinning tops, known locally as "Trumpo" or "Trompo." These artworks beautifully capture the essence of this traditional pastime where children skillfully release their tops onto the floor, setting them spinning in mesmerizing patterns. The trompo's unique conical shape, often crafted from sturdy iron or steel, allows it to twirl gracefully on its axis. With a string expertly wound around it, the trompo gains the momentum needed to spin with finesse.<br><br>In these paintings, you'll find depictions of Filipino youngsters engrossed in the timeless art of trumpo-spinning. The series encapsulates the joy and camaraderie as children compete to keep their trumpos spinning the longest.&nbsp;<br><br>"Tropang Trumpo" celebrates the cultural richness of this cherished Filipino game, inviting viewers to relive the nostalgia and excitement of their own childhoods.

8.3 x 11.7 inches | Acrylic on Paper | 2023

Tropang Trumpo Series: 1, 2, and 3." are abstract painting series that pays homage to the cherished Filipino childhood game of spinning tops, known locally as "Trumpo" or "Trompo." These artworks beautifully capture the essence of this traditional pastime where children skillfully release their tops onto the floor, setting them spinning in mesmerizing patterns. The trompo's unique conical shape, often crafted from sturdy iron or steel, allows it to twirl gracefully on its axis. With a string expertly wound around it, the trompo gains the momentum needed to spin with finesse.<br><br>In these paintings, you'll find depictions of Filipino youngsters engrossed in the timeless art of trumpo-spinning. The series encapsulates the joy and camaraderie as children compete to keep their trumpos spinning the longest.&nbsp;<br><br>"Tropang Trumpo" celebrates the cultural richness of this cherished Filipino game, inviting viewers to relive the nostalgia and excitement of their own childhoods.

8.3 x 11.7 inches | Acrylic on Paper | 2023

Tropang Trumpo Series: 1, 2, and 3." are abstract painting series that pays homage to the cherished Filipino childhood game of spinning tops, known locally as "Trumpo" or "Trompo." These artworks beautifully capture the essence of this traditional pastime where children skillfully release their tops onto the floor, setting them spinning in mesmerizing patterns. The trompo's unique conical shape, often crafted from sturdy iron or steel, allows it to twirl gracefully on its axis. With a string expertly wound around it, the trompo gains the momentum needed to spin with finesse.<br><br>In these paintings, you'll find depictions of Filipino youngsters engrossed in the timeless art of trumpo-spinning. The series encapsulates the joy and camaraderie as children compete to keep their trumpos spinning the longest.&nbsp;<br><br>"Tropang Trumpo" celebrates the cultural richness of this cherished Filipino game, inviting viewers to relive the nostalgia and excitement of their own childhoods.

24 x 36 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2021

The moment you hold back just for a second, this rest leverages you to think that you are not alone in the midst of all chaos.

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Lotus as a symbol of rebirth and enlightenment

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A portrait of a mother and child that beautifully captures the essence of Proverbs 31:25, embodying the powerful message that a woman's strength and dignity are unwavering.

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<em>Under Pressure" is one of my favorite mosaic fabric projects, and it's a part of my trilogy inspired by photographs taken after Typhoon Glenda hit our place in Marikina City. At that time, my interest was to document the aftermath of the said typhoon, so I brought my camera with a long lens and headed to the areas where I could capture my interest.<br><br>Along the way, I noticed some fishermen in our community using a fishing net to catch tilapia and other fish for their personal food. The water was murky brown, and there were many dying janitor fish piled up with mud and emitting a foul smell as they began to rot one by one.<br>Some kids from the community undressed and played with these dying fish with their playmates. I tried to capture their happiness and immediately changed my focus to understand the meaning of life after the typhoon had struck us.<br><br>"Under Pressure" is a simple testament to life; even in our most challenging moments, we can still find joy once the morning sun rises again.</em>

16 x 20 in | Oil on canvas | 2024

Unwind. Take a moment to absorb what's right infront of you.

12 x 12 in | Gouche on paper | 2022

16 x 20 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2022

Have you ever tried to stop for a while, thinking something beyond your expectation? Maybe you've taken this first step toward self discovery, but haven't uncovered a path toward achieving your main goals. There's no better time for self-exploration than the present, just move forward and go outside of your comfort zone

14 x 16 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2022

A fighting spirit that needs to be cultivated, because we all go to battle daily. We battle with internal demons, like our struggles to get motivated, to conquer bad habits, or improve our personal lives — or our external battles, like striving to create a life, business, and career that we can be proud of.

12 x 12 in | Acrylic | 2023

Waves Duology

12 x 12 in | Acrylic | 2023

Waves Duology

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In a dimly lit space, the sculpture of human figures emerges as a poignant ode to the silent struggles of being unseen and unheard. Crafted delicately from wire and draped with plaster, the figures stand frozen in time, their features intentionally erased to represent the faceless multitude often overlooked by society. As the soft glow of lights caresses the contours of these silhouettes, a narrative unfolds – a collective tale of resilience and yearning for recognition.

12 x 18 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2024

"When Hell Froze Over (Series: 1, 2, & 3)” is an abstract masterpiece that defies conventional interpretation. With bold splashes and icy cold colors, it depicts a moment of profound transformation and triumph against all odds. At first glance, the title suggests the impossible, cause when you say “hell freezes over”, it’s an old sayong that means “it will never happen”, but upon closer inspection, the artist uses the word "froze" hints at a monumental shift. it means it happened. You made it happen. In this painting, doubt, skepticism, and disbelief are met head-on with determination and perseverance. It narrates a story of overcoming the impossible, of rising from the depths of despair to the heights of success. Each brushstroke speaks volumes, Game-changing, capturing the journey from insignificance to significance, from nothing to something, from obscurity to glory and from no one to someone. The composition invites viewers to reflect on their own struggles and victories, reminding them that greatness can emerge from the most unlikely of circumstances. "When Hell Froze Over (Series: 1, 2, & 3)" is a testament to the power of self-belief, conquering your doubts and fears, resilience, and unwavering determination. It celebrates the triumph of the underdog, the fulfillment of the improbable, and the beauty of the human capability to defy expectations and rewrite destiny. Shock them. Do the impossible. Make it happen!

12 x 18 in | Acrylic on Paper | 2024

"When Hell Froze Over (Series: 1, 2, & 3)” is an abstract masterpiece that defies conventional interpretation. With bold splashes and icy cold colors, it depicts a moment of profound transformation and triumph against all odds. At first glance, the title suggests the impossible, cause when you say “hell freezes over”, it’s an old sayong that means “it will never happen”, but upon closer inspection, the artist uses the word "froze" hints at a monumental shift. it means it happened. You made it happen. In this painting, doubt, skepticism, and disbelief are met head-on with determination and perseverance. It narrates a story of overcoming the impossible, of rising from the depths of despair to the heights of success. Each brushstroke speaks volumes, Game-changing, capturing the journey from insignificance to significance, from nothing to something, from obscurity to glory and from no one to someone. The composition invites viewers to reflect on their own struggles and victories, reminding them that greatness can emerge from the most unlikely of circumstances. "When Hell Froze Over (Series: 1, 2, & 3)" is a testament to the power of self-belief, conquering your doubts and fears, resilience, and unwavering determination. It celebrates the triumph of the underdog, the fulfillment of the improbable, and the beauty of the human capability to defy expectations and rewrite destiny. Shock them. Do the impossible. Make it happen!

12 x 18 in | Acrylic on Paper | 2024

"When Hell Froze Over (Series: 1, 2, & 3)” is an abstract masterpiece that defies conventional interpretation. With bold splashes and icy cold colors, it depicts a moment of profound transformation and triumph against all odds. At first glance, the title suggests the impossible, cause when you say “hell freezes over”, it’s an old sayong that means “it will never happen”, but upon closer inspection, the artist uses the word "froze" hints at a monumental shift. it means it happened. You made it happen. In this painting, doubt, skepticism, and disbelief are met head-on with determination and perseverance. It narrates a story of overcoming the impossible, of rising from the depths of despair to the heights of success. Each brushstroke speaks volumes, Game-changing, capturing the journey from insignificance to significance, from nothing to something, from obscurity to glory and from no one to someone. The composition invites viewers to reflect on their own struggles and victories, reminding them that greatness can emerge from the most unlikely of circumstances. "When Hell Froze Over (Series: 1, 2, & 3)" is a testament to the power of self-belief, conquering your doubts and fears, resilience, and unwavering determination. It celebrates the triumph of the underdog, the fulfillment of the improbable, and the beauty of the human capability to defy expectations and rewrite destiny. Shock them. Do the impossible. Make it happen!

4 x 4 in | Textured acrylic on canvas | 2022

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WildFlower Series

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WildFlowers Series

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WildFlowers Eries

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WildFlowers Series

12 x 12 in | Acrylic on canvas | 2023

The light of winter is the poetry of calm and silence.