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NEW ABNORMAL: DAY 23

When governments fear the people, there is liberty. When the people fear the government, there is tyranny.

Christopher Zamora

(resist) boceto#0520
46cm x 31cm
oil on canvas
Price available upon request


Jaime Calma

Philippine Medical Academy
Watercolor, graphite and acetate on paper
16 x 12
Price available upon request

Kevin Roque

‘Hulagway ng Salot’
oil on canvas
Price available upon request

Luigi Almuena

Reseta ng tuta
Mixed Media

Marcos Duterte Hitler Tuta
ballpoint on paper
Price available upon request

Victor Henry Flores VI

Ginulungang palad
acrylic on watercolor paper
12×10 inches
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NEW ABNORMAL: DAY 22

“Money can buy the necessary police order. Justice is sold to the highest bidder”

Rohinton Mistry

Chill

Ako si Chill isang graffiti artist at parte ng grupong Pilipinas Street Plan. Ako ay isang malayang Pilipino at sumusuporta sa kalayaan ng bawat isa.

Sama-sama
Oil on wood
15×20
Price available upon request

Joji A. Limayo

FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE             
Acrylic on Canvas
24 x 30 inches
2020
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THE LAST RIDE
Acrylic on Canvas
36 x 36 inches
2019
Price available upon request

Mervin Pimentel

D
3ft x 2ft
medium: acrylic on canvas
2017
Price available upon request

Ramon ‘Chitoy’ Zapata

Pagbangon
Oil on canvas
4ft x 6 ft.
2014
Price available upon request

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NEW ABNORMAL: DAY 21

“By being a fascist you lose your right to be called human being!”

Mehmet Murat ildan

Jason Dy, SJ

Jason Dy, SJ (b. 1977, Philippines) is a Jesuit priest and Filipino contemporary artist who is currently lecturing at the Fine Arts Department of the Ateneo de Manila University, Quezon City. He is a self-taught artist who developed his artistic interests by attending art workshops, art classes, art conferences and art exhibitions as well as integrating art into his studies in theology and his pastoral ministry. In 2013, after being a parochial vicar at Sacred Heart Parish, Cebu City and holding his solo exhibition Testimony of What Remains at the Fernando Amorsolo Gallery, Cultural Center of the Philippines, he pursued his graduate studies in the arts, namely, MA by Creative Practice and MA in Art History and Curating at Liverpool Hope University, UK. Through his graduate studies, he is able to articulate his current creative practice that investigates into “the community and studio-based responses to changing religious and cultural circumstances, locations and events” (LHU). His latest art project was Procesiónde los Camareros in response of Japanese invasion in 8 December 1941 on the day of an important Marian procession in Intramuros, Manila during the Spanish colonial period was a commissioned art project of the first Manila Biennale Open City curated by Ringo Bunoan with the participation of the fifteen pedicab drivers from Barangay 655, Intramuros, Manila, PH (2017-2018). Environment for him provides the setting where art is contextualized, challenged, and cultivated.

Message Bottles Unknown Variables Series 01 (Set of 6)
Archival print
Price available upon inquiry
(note: actual object not for sale)

Message Bottles Unknown Variables Series 02 (Set of 6)
Archival print
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(note: actual object not for sale)

Message Bottles Unknown Variables Series 03 (Set of 6)
Archival print
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(note: actual object not for sale)

Message Bottles Unknown Variables Series 04 (Set of 6)
Archival print
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(note: actual object not for sale)

Message Bottles Unknown Variables Series 05 (Set of 6)
Archival print
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(note: actual object not for sale)

Message Bottles Unknown Variables Series 06 (Set of 6)
Archival print
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(note: actual object not for sale)

Kim Hamilton Sulit

Blemish IX
oil on canvas 12×12
2020
SOLD

Blemish X
oil on canvas 12×12
2020
Price available upon request


Blemish XI
oil on canvas 12×12
2020
SOLD

Sailing II
oil, resin, sawdust & wood slab
2019
Price available upon request


Dr. Brian Bantugan

Blended
Digital art
2020
Price available upon request

Sweetened
Digital art
2020
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Roasted
Digital art
2020
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NEW ABNORMAL: DAY 20

That which the Fascists hate above all else, is intelligence.

Miguel D. Unamuno

Cian Dayrit

Dayrit’s work investigates notions of power and identity as they are represented and reproduced in monuments, museums, maps and other institutionalized media. They often respond to different marginalized communities, encouraging a critical reflection on colonial and privileged perspectives.

Dayrit studied painting at the University of the Philippines. He was a recipient of Ateneo Art Award in 2017 and Cultural Center of the Philippines Thirteen Artists Award in 2018. Some solo exhibitions include “Beyond the God’s Eye” at Nome, Berlin (2019); “Allegories of Nation-Building” at Kaida Gallery, Quezon City, Philippines (2018); “Busis Ibat Ha Kanayunan (Voices From The Hinterlands)” at Bellas Artes Outpost, Makati City, Philippines (2017);“Spectacles of the Third World” at Tin-Aw Gallery, Makati City, Philippines (2015); and “The Bla-Bla Archaeological Complex” at U.P. Vargas Museum, Quezon City, Philippines (2013). In 2017–19 he participated in the New Museum Triennial “Songs for Sabotage” in New York, Dhaka Art Summit, Bangladesh, and Gotheborg Biennal, as well as in group exhibitions at ParaSite, Hong Kong, Hammer Museum, L.A., and the Metropolitan Museum of Manila. Berlin Biennale and Gwangju Biennale announced Dayrit’s participation in 2020.

Untitled
Digital drawing
Price available upon request

Frances Abrigo

Kaunting Liwanag (series of seven) 
Acrylic, Gold leaf,Silver leaf on canvas
2018
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Kaunting Liwanag (series of seven) 
Acrylic, Gold leaf,Silver leaf on canvas
2018
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Kaunting Liwanag (series of seven) 
Acrylic, Gold leaf,Silver leaf on canvas
2018
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Kaunting Liwanag (series of seven) 
Acrylic, Gold leaf,Silver leaf on canvas
2018
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Kaunting Liwanag (series of seven) 
Acrylic, Gold leaf,Silver leaf on canvas
2018
Price available upon request

Kaunting Liwanag (series of seven) 
Acrylic, Gold leaf,Silver leaf on canvas
2018
Price available upon request

Kaunting Liwanag (series of seven) 
Acrylic, Gold leaf,Silver leaf on canvas
2018
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Skull
Acrylic, fire soot and cloth on canvas
16 x 18 in.
2018
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Hand I
Acrylic, fire soot and cloth on canvas
16 x 18 in.
2018
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Hand II
Acrylic, fire soot and cloth on canvas
16 x 18 in.
2018
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Feet
Acrylic, fire soot and cloth on canvas
16 x 18 in.
2018
Price available upon request

Dead30
Acrylic,Fire Soot and Layered Fabric on canvas
Price available upon request

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NEW ABNORMAL: DAY 19

“In a democracy, you believe it or not; in a dictatorship, you believe it or else.”

Evan Esar

Egg Santos

EREHE
mixed media on paper
23″ H x 16″ W
mixed media on wood 29″ H x 17.5W
Price available upon request

Louise Emmanuelle

A retail designer by profession, Louise Emmanuelle ventured into mixed media both by chance and by fate. With the clippings of fabric that she encounters each day, she decided to turn these into something more. She sews them together, quilts a face or a scenery, then embroiders embellishments. Influenced by Bisa Butler and Edo Morales, her style creates portraits and images not through paint or brush but by needle and thread.

Mind elsewhere
1 x 1 ft.
Textile and thread on canvas
Price available upon request

1×1
Quilted lace and embroidered embellishments on Cambodian Ikat
18 x 24 inches
Price available upon request

Noel Soler Cuizon

Noel Soler Cuizon received his Bachelor of Fine Arts with a major in Painting in 1987 at the Philippine Women’s University in Manila – where he is currently completing his MA in Fine Arts and Design.

Personal struggle, social alienation and identity politics are frequent subjects that appear in most of his works which include paintings, interactive assemblages, site specific installations and performance art. Since 1987, he has been exhibiting professionally in the Philippines and abroad. After his first solo show in 1992, Cuizon represented the Philippines in various expositions such as the 3rd ASEAN Travelling Exhibition in 1993, the Quinta Bienal de la Habana in Havana, Cuba in 1994 and the 4th Asian Art Show in Fukuoka, Japan. Among the significant awards he has garnered as a visual artist were an honorable mention at 2nd Biennial of Arts in Makurazaki City Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan in 1991; the Mention du Jury in the 26’eme Festival International de la Peinture in Cagnes-sur- mer, France in 1994; and the Thirteen Artists Award from the Cultural Center of the Philippines, a bi-annual tribute given by the institution to outstanding young artists, in 1994.

Aside from various travel grants, Cuizon is also a recipient of several art endowments including the Starr Foundation Fellowship from the Asian Cultural Council (ACC) in 1998; to carry out an artist residency program at the Headlands Center for the Arts in Sausalito, California – and undertake an observation tour/ collaboration with museum and gallery curators in New York, as well as an artist- in-residence bursary from the Pacific Bridge Contemporary Southeast Asian Art in Oakland, California in 1999.

Cuizon established his reputation as a curator and exhibition designer with institutions such as the National Commission for Culture and the Arts, the Cultural Center of the Philippines and the Ayala Museum. Moreover, he was involved in informal education efforts, facilitating workshops, talks and consultations with professional and non- professional artists, as well as collaborated on projects with artist collectives such as TutoK Art Core, Inc., slash/art artist initiatives and Baglan Inc.

For the past ten years, Cuizon has taught at the Philippine Women’s University’s School of Fine Arts and Design and had served as Coordinator of its Painting program (Studio Arts) and curator of the SFAD Studio Gallery, until 2015. Before his PWU stint, he has been in the faculty roster of the School of Multimedia Arts (SOMA) of the Asia Pacific College (APC).

Recently, Cuizon has been appointed as Arts Manager of the SFAD JCB Gallery and Sentro ng Malikahaing Paglilimbag (formerly the Center for Visual Printmaking CVP) of the Philippine Women’s University. He is also currently a visiting master teacher for the senior high school (teaching  Research for the Arts – Theory) at the Philippine High School for the Arts PHSA in Makiling, Los Baños, Laguna.

Enchanted Community Quarantine Day 20: PULA ASUL
Digital art
2020

Enchanted Community Quarantine Day 40: CAMERA OBSCURA Ready to Shoot
Digital art
2020

Enchanted Community Quarantine Day 47: MABUHAY ANG URING MANGGAGAWA
Digital art
2020


Sam Penaso

Skyway 69
Acrylic on canvas
4x4ft.
2020
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NEW ABNORMAL: DAY 18

smart

“But the true measure of a society’s freedom is how it treats its dissidents and other marginalized groups, not how it treats good loyalists.”

Glenn Greenwald

Ayra Sayat

Communicating gestures and delicate details reveals the story within each artwork that she creates. Like a calm song that echoes through the night or a violent emotion bursting into flames. A harmonious play of calm and chaos, of light and darkness can be observed in the entirety of her art pieces. 

The contrasting visuals of noise and silence. A balance of life, beauty, death and darkness.

Ayra Sayat was born Libra from the “Kabase” clan and resides in her hometown Morong Rizal. She spends most of her creative time painting and tattooing and sometimes as a florist’s apprentice or gardening succulents. She takes inspiration from nature, creatures, people, songs, and events that occurred during our time. She worked as an Art Instructor in the Fine Arts Department and also does volunteer work as a Curator for LIKAS Inc., at the Morong Museum.

“Abolish The Throne”
Oil on canvas
18×24 inches
Price available upon request


Caloy Gernale

True Virus (4 piece series)
8″x 6.25″
Acrylic on canvas
2020
Price available upon request

Eric Guazon

Joliboy
acrylic + collage on canvas
12×12 in.
2020
Price available upon request

Marvin Dalisay

The artist was born on 14th day of September 1989 from the small coastal town of Banate, Iloilo. He is the second to the last among the 12 children of Buen Agsam Dalisay and Remy Baitan Dalisay.  He has been consistent in drawing and scribbling since his early years but like any others, he had to take a series of serious steps as he  ascend the steep staircase of the art world so he took up Architectural Drafting and later pursue his dream to become a fulltime artist. Inspired by the people around him specifically Arel Zambarrano who used to motivate him with “come what you are” expression,Dalisay is the epitome of an artist who has less in resources yet plenty of faith and perseverance!


Ayuda
Lamp fumage on canvas
2×3 feet
Price available upon request




Tad Pagaduan

“Teroristaa I, II at III”
6 x 9 inches
graphite on paper
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NEW ABNORMAL: DAY 17

Silence about corruption and abuse of power is not only in itself unjust; our silence when we have the ability to speak is in itself a cause of injustice.

Supreme Court Associate Justice Marvic Leonen

Federico “Boy ” Dominguez

Federico “Boy” Dominguez was born on June 9, 1953 in Tangkulan, Bukidnon, Mindanao Philippines. He traces his descendents on to the Manobo and Mandaya indigenous peoples of Mindanao, and the Tagalog ethnic group in Luzon. He was raised in Davao City but spent his vacation in his parents’ community in Davao Oriental where he experienced some of the social events performed by his Mandaya relatives as well as several indigenous groups in Luzon.

He took up architecture and fine arts at the University of Mindanao and the University of the Philippines in Diliman respectively. He has been involved with various governmental and non-governmental organizations, and people’s organizations as a free lance artist doing posters, illustrations and layout designs on publications, mural painting, and production and stage designing.

The subjects of his works vary from social conditions that are happening in the Philippines, to everyday life of the Filipinos, and to a union of farmers across the world.  Boy’s illustrations are social commentary on what are happening to the nation, whether its about Imperialists   dumping their goods on the Philippine economy or Indigenous issues. His works are seen to have vibrant colors and texture that make the audience feel the emotions and mood of the subjects.

from: https://artivista.wordpress.com/2010/06/13/798/

Untitled & re titled : Terror in White paint & Black ink
(simulated woodcut rendition)
11.8 X 14.8 inches
pen and ink on Bristol Board
1993
NOT FOR SALE

Titled: Uncertainty , Retitle : Mga Bangkang Papel sa Iisang Dagat in Tempera
( Gouache)
12 X 18 inches
1996
NOT FOR SALE

Eric Roca

PAUL ERIC ROCA is primarily an illustrator, having published his works in Magazines, Books and Newspapers. He started as a Children’s Book Illustrator for Adarna Books Services serving as an In-house Artist, where he’s illustration skills was showcased in books such as “Klasmeyt”, “Federico” and “Si Ching na Takot sa Dilim”.

He also worked for the Singapore Press Holdings, for nearly eight years, starting as an Artist for “Project Eyeball”, then an Executive Artist for “The Special Projects Unit” and finally an Executive Artist for “The Straits Times”.

As a Visual Artist he is primarily active in exhibiting his works in the province of Quezon, where he is based.

Malayo sa Bituka
Ink acrylic on canvas
45cm x 35cm
2020
Price available upon request


Joe Gerardo

The rain of fire
4 x4 ft
acrylic on canvas
Price available upon request


Melbourne “Burn” Aquino

New Breed
Sculpture/Mixed Media
2020
Price available upon request

Randy Constantino

Randy Constantino is a 2007 graduate from Far Eastern University in Manila, with a degree in fine arts major in advertising.

Province based artist has been working with Illustrations since college days and has been working as a freelance graphic artist ever since.

Most of his works are done in pen and ink illustrations or pencil drawings.

Phase
Mixed media on Berkeley illustration board
15 x 20 in.
Price available upon request


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NEW ABNORMAL: DAY 16

It’s no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society.

Jiddu Krishnamurti

David Ryan Viray

David Ryan Viray studied Fine Arts, Majoring in Painting at the Far Eastern University.

He began joining art competitions as a student, and after being cited several times as Finalist, he won Third Prize at the 2013 Shell National Student Art Competition. The next year, he was one of the Oil and Acrylic category Finalists in the same tilt while receiving a Special Award for Digital Short Film. In 2016, Viray won the Grand Prize at the Metrobank Art and Design Excellence Awards Oil Painting Category. 

After these victories in national art competitions, he worked for a digital company as a UI/UX Designer before delving into producing art full time. He mounted his first solo exhibition, Langit Lupa, at West Gallery in 2017, with his succeeding solo shows held at Kaida Contemporary, Finale Art Gallery, Secret Fresh, Sampaguita Projects and Underground Gallery. He has participated in numerous local group exhibitions in Manila and Bacolod, as well as the Rhode Island School of Design, USA. While practicing as an oil painter, he also explores installation, photography, graphic design and video work. For him, thoughts and perceptions permeate all forms of art in multiple levels, and as he bases the concepts of his works on the subjectivity of reality, each brushstroke is both affected and afflicted by external factors of society, economy and history. Elements of war, territory, religion and government often appear in his works as means to manifest unexplored possibilities in his artistic articulation.

Beaten Right
9″x12″
oil on paper
2020
Price available upon request

Frelan Gonzaga

(b. 1981) Frelan, or Pakz to family and friends, who was born in Bacolod City is an all-around creative person, learned the technical skills needed to be a photographer, and then taught himself to be a visual artist. Ten years after deciding on the canvas and brush, Frelan has held five solo shows in Negros and Manila, and has participated in over 30 group exhibits in Manila, Iloilo, Negros, Cebu, Davao, Baguio, Prague, Italy, and Kuala Lumpur. In 2014, he was invited to join an art residency program in Kuala Lumpur. In terms of subject matter, this resident of Bacolod focuses on those living on the fringes of society and elaborates on values he believes are important.

“Wag Ka Nang Magsalita”
10×8 inches
Oil and Spray Paint on Canvas
2020
Price available upon request

humbly

Bryan Reynald Antonio, a.k.a. humbly is a self-taught Illustrator and toy maker from Metro Manila, His works are influenced by pop culture, sci-fi, comics, junk food, skateboarding and street art.

Plus Help
9×12
Acrylic on cardboard box
Price available upon request

Louvia Ramos

Louvia Ramos is a 20-year old student-artist based in Rizal, and a current second-year Visual Communication student at the Philippine Women’s University. Ramos enviews her works through conceptual art with socio-political themes and still experimenting with different art forms and mediums. She usually draws inspirations from various local and international contemporary artists that portray and tackle societal issues and create awareness for public concerns.

Sikretong Sirko
Mixed Media on Vellum Board
8.5″ x 11″
Price available upon request

Mark Barretto

Mark Barretto (b. Philippines 1979) currently lives in Dubai, UAE. Also known for his works in the streets as Defs making his mark since the mid-2000s from then Manila’s early graffiti and street art scene.

His paintings, installations and other works are largely influenced by street culture and contemporary urban conditions, mostly seen in a build-up of images lifted from things he finds around showing distinct attributes that identifies his surroundings. He takes inspirations from places where he is currently at and reflects his views on unfamiliarity, identity and adaptation relating to his experiences as a migrant moving to the Middle East in 2007, assimilating present influences and occurrences that shaped his works.

He has been part of international exhibitions and art events in America, Mexico, Germany, Belgium, Italy, venues such as The Cultural Center of the Philippines, The Metropolitan Museum, Lopez Museum, Ronac Art Center in Manila, Massachusetts Museum Of Contemporary Art in the US, Insa Art Center in Seoul, Korea, Abu Dhabi Art Hub, Tashkeel, Alserkal Avenue, Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood and Dubai Community Theatre & Arts Centre in the UAE.

In 2016 his work has been presented in ART DUBAI, a leading international art fair in the Middle East, Africa and SouthAsia under the Marker Programme, he is one of the headliners for SIKKA Art Fair 2017 and 2018 an initiative by Dubai Culture & Arts Authority, invited to Sasaran International Art Festival 2017 in Malaysia and most recently, he is one of the exhibiting artists at the Clubhouse – HKwalls Festival 2019 in Hong Kong.

OK
Acrylic on Shaped paper
27cm x 35cm
Signed at the back
2020
Price available upon request

AGD (A Good Day)
23cm x 28cm
Signed at the back
2020


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NEW ABNORMAL: DAY 15

It is better to die on your feet than to live on your knees

Emiliano Zapata

Andres Catig

Tuta ng China
16×11
Acrylic on vinyl
Price available upon request

Dennis Bato

Dennis Bato is a street artist who portrays current issues he observes around him. Through various materials and formats, he focuses on themes of society versus individuality. Some of his themes have explored the chaos theory within the urban setting and the global water crisis. As a licensed architect, he tends to push the boundaries of material experimentation in communicating ideas through his work.

Bloodshot vision 1
acrylic, aerosol spray paint, oil on paper
10h x 7.50w inches
2020
Price available upon request

Bloodshot vision 2
acrylic, aerosol spray paint, oil on paper
10h x 7.50w inches
2020
Price available upon request

Racquel De Loyola Cruz

Mask (t ERROR Series)
Soft Fabric Sculpture/Mixed Media
91/2 X 7 1/2 X 5 Inches
Price available upon request

Sidney Valdez

Breaking News
9×12 inches
graphite and ink on paper
2020
Price available upon request

Tita
9×12 inches
graphite and ink on paper
2020
Price available upon request

No Mass Testing
9×12 inches
graphite and ink on paper
2020
Price available upon request


Negros14
9×12 inches
graphite and ink on paper
2020
Price available upon request

Offer
9x12inches
graphite and ink on paper
2020
Price available upon request

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NEW ABNORMAL: DAY 14

Truth is on the side of the oppressed.

Malcolm X

Crisanto De Leon

Digong the fool
acri-color on collaged wrapping paper
2020
Price available upon request

Not my President
acri-color on collaged wrapping paper
2020
Price available upon request

Jobert Cruz

2020
8.5″ x 11″
mixed media
2020
Price available upon request

Mideo Cruz

Faux Monuments 002
graphite on 74 grams canson acid-free paper
18 x 12 inches
2020
Price available upon request

Faux Monuments 003
graphite on 74 grams canson acid-free paper
18 x 12 inches
2020
Price available upon request

Faux Monuments 007
graphite on 74 grams canson acid-free paper
18 x 12 inches
2020
Price available upon request

Neil Doloricon

 Pila
relief print
41x60cm
2020
Price available upon request

Frontliners
relief print
36.5x30cm
2020
Price available upon request

Lockdown
relief print 34×40.5cm
2020
Price available upon request

Victor Balanon

Untitled
ink drawing on paper
19 x 27cm
2020

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NEW ABNORMAL: DAY 13

When government fears the people, there is liberty. When the people fear the government, there is tyranny.

Aecy Ara Licas

NAUTO NG CHINA MO!
Mixed media
16 x 16
2020
Price available upon request

BAYAN NG CHINA MO!
Mixed media
16 x 16
2020
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Eugene Cubillo

Eugene Cubillo is a Filipino contemporary visual artist — painter. Mounted 9th Solo Art Painting exhibitions since 2011 to present.

Cubillo Integrated his everyday experiences as a visual diary by using various mediums and art processes to address different issues in a story telling manner through visuals/paintings.

He also incorporated playing cards in his artworks as his way of making a statement that the medium is indeed the message– life is like a gamble.

He has participated in more than 35 various local and international group art exhibitions, from the Philippines to South Korea (International New-Salon Exhibition / Korea Art Festival 2004), Including (Luciano Benetton – Imago Mundi, Map of the New Art) Island of San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice Italy, year 2015, Central Europe Budapest (Moments of Central European Visual Art Festival – AMS) year 2014, and Abu Dhabi Art Hub UAE. He received various recognitions and awards in art competitions such as National Commission for Culture and the Arts Diwa ng Sining 2002 Artista ng Bayan one of top Three Winner/Awardee with his artwork ‘Boundary withdrawn’.

Nganga
oil on canvas
7.5 x 6 inches
2020
Price available upon request

Jay Francisco

HOLLOW
8.5 x 6 inches
Acrylic on paper
2020
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Joebert Gayoma

LIBING
Acrylic on canvas
2 x 3 feet
2020
Price available upon request


Lotsu Manes


Estudyante 2
Oil on wood
12 x 9 inches
Price available upon request


Ugatlahi Artist Collective, in partnership with Tulong Kabataan Metro Manila aims to raise funds and food aid to poor families affected by the lockdown.

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NEW ABNORMAL: DAY 12

The struggle for freedom is the next best thing to actually being free

― Lean Alejandro

Demi Padua

Born in Calapan, Oriental Mindoro, Philippines. Studied Fine Arts major in Advertising in the Far Eastern University, Manila, Philippines. Started to find comfort in mastering artistry, pursuing an interest in art that had already expressed itself when was 6 years old. Inspired from childhood imagination and fantasies and everyday experiences.

Demi has always found himself hiding beneath masks. Quandaries of daily living have forced him to hiding the true artist that he was. Longing to express his immense creative impulse on 2d and 3d, he pursued painting and sculpting in full time. This enabled him to freely create imageries in trompe l’oeil style – fusing his unique exposure to theatrical production and design with visual arts. The effect is a series of collage-like images, that conceal and reveal subject underneath layers of photo-realistic materials. In his paintings, the covers are shown peeling away to unmask his real identity, without fear of perception.

Sangkalan
Acrylic on canvas
24x18inches
2020
SOLD

Hilario Campos III

NEWEST MEMBER OF THE FAMILY
9×12
Acrylic on canvas
2020
Price available upon request

Jacob Lindo

“Being”
1.5 feet x 8 inches x 7 inches
resin 2013
Price available upon request

Jay Mar Valdoria

from Quezon Province
Expressionist
most of my artwork came from my 
Daily life Experience and memories

BSFA Major in Advertising
Enverga University

limitado trabaho
Mix Media
Price available upon request

Hapon
Mixed Media
Price available upon request

Ralph Justin Raquel

Ralph Justin Raquel is an arist living in Navotas City, A manila based artist from EARIST manila, graduate of Fine art Major in Visual Communication. His artwork subjects, themes are mostly “Contemporary figure” depicting social relevance.

Counter Helix
36×48 in.
Acrylic on canvas
Price available upon request