About the Artwork
My painting, “Ako Ito, Babae," represents women's empowerment and a deep connection to nature and society. It honors women's tenacity and fortitude as nurturers, innovators, and creators of a sustainable future. As an artist and architect who promotes green building architecture, I emphasize the necessity of structures that coexist with nature, assuring no harm to living things for future generations.
Beyond artistic expression, my work is a call to action for sustainability and inclusion. Just as women promote life, architects should respect and preserve the environment. Ako Ito, Babae emphasizes the interconnectivity of empowerment, accountability, and sustainability, reminding us that proper development is achieved when we build and create without destroying.
Rich, vibrant colors combined with a mix of nature elements and abstract textures evoke feelings of tranquility. The golden accents and serene expression of the central figure emphasize a calm, dreamlike state.
Acrylic on Canvas
Others
Abstract Expressionism, Contemporary, Surrealism, Abstract
2025
This Artwork is unframed and requires framing.
Art makes a timeless and meaningful gift! This artwork is perfect for occasions such as: Christmas New Year's Day Mother's Day Birthdays for her Anniversaries Home Purchase Wedding Engagement
Consider displaying this artwork in: Living Room Bedroom Office Dining Room Commercial Spaces
Ako Ito Babae
Kennette Ann DitablanMorong, Philippines
Acrylic on Canvas
24 W x 36 H x 2 D inches
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Kennette Ann Ditablan
Morong, Philippines
Kennette Ann has 10
artworks,
and is available for
commissioned work.
Kennette Ann is an architect by profession and works as a part-time painter during her leisure time. Her works range from floral to landscape to abstract, using various mediums, such as watercolor and acrylic. She uses KiNet as her signature on her works.
She was born and raised in a small town in Morong, Rizal. At a young age, she was fascinated by drawing and drew anything she saw in different shapes and colors. During her elementary and college years, she would always join all the drawing contests in school, like poster-making and slogan-making contests.
She has no formal education in painting and considers herself a self-taught artist.
About the Artwork
My painting, “Ako Ito, Babae," represents women's empowerment and a deep connection to nature and society. It honors women's tenacity and fortitude as nurturers, innovators, and creators of a sustainable future. As an artist and architect who promotes green building architecture, I emphasize the necessity of structures that coexist with nature, assuring no harm to living things for future generations.
Beyond artistic expression, my work is a call to action for sustainability and inclusion. Just as women promote life, architects should respect and preserve the environment. Ako Ito, Babae emphasizes the interconnectivity of empowerment, accountability, and sustainability, reminding us that proper development is achieved when we build and create without destroying.
Rich, vibrant colors combined with a mix of nature elements and abstract textures evoke feelings of tranquility. The golden accents and serene expression of the central figure emphasize a calm, dreamlike state.
Acrylic on Canvas
Others
Abstract Expressionism, Contemporary, Surrealism, Abstract
2025
This Artwork is unframed and requires framing.
Art makes a timeless and meaningful gift! This artwork is perfect for occasions such as: Christmas New Year's Day Mother's Day Birthdays for her Anniversaries Home Purchase Wedding Engagement
Consider displaying this artwork in: Living Room Bedroom Office Dining Room Commercial Spaces
Kennette Ann Ditablan
Morong, Philippines
Kennette Ann has 10
artworks,
and is available for
commissioned work.
Kennette Ann is an architect by profession and works as a part-time painter during her leisure time. Her works range from floral to landscape to abstract, using various mediums, such as watercolor and acrylic. She uses KiNet as her signature on her works.
She was born and raised in a small town in Morong, Rizal. At a young age, she was fascinated by drawing and drew anything she saw in different shapes and colors. During her elementary and college years, she would always join all the drawing contests in school, like poster-making and slogan-making contests.
She has no formal education in painting and considers herself a self-taught artist.
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