About the Artwork
"IGRAB," an Ilonggo word that means ignite, is a captivating painting that delves deep into the essence of self-discovery and empowerment.
The canvas is ablaze with vibrant hues, symbolizing the fiery passion within each individual. It exudes a sense of inner strength and the transformative energy of embracing one's true identity.
Using an earthy color palette and rich textural details, energy is conveyed through the dynamic pose and flowing lines, creating a mood of strength and empowerment.
Acrylic on Canvas
Figures and Patterns
Contemporary, Expressionism, Figurative, Fine Art
2024
This Artwork is unframed and requires framing.
Art makes a timeless and meaningful gift! This artwork is perfect for occasions such as: New Job Graduation Day Promotion Anniversaries Home Purchase
Consider displaying this artwork in: Living Room Office Hallway Commercial Spaces
IGRAB: Exploring Passion and Creative Expression
Jaime Tacuyan Jr.Mandaluyong City, Philippines
Acrylic on Canvas
12 W x 12 H x 2 D inches
Customer Reviews
Jaime Tacuyan Jr.
Mandaluyong City, Philippines
Jaime has 49
artworks,
and is available for
commissioned work.
Art conveys stories, evokes emotions, and transcends the material realm.
Born in Mindanao, studied in Visayas, and now working in Luzon, Jaime, also known as DUAG.art, is an Ilonggo artist and architect who specializes in abstract and Abstract Expressionism art whose symbolic storytelling conveys emotions, life experiences, as well as travel takeaways promoting both Bisaya and Filipino dialects.
Ever since the artist’s return to the art scene in 2022, his artworks have been exhibited at several art shows in the Philippines, such as the Sining Galing, the Grey Space (IBP Charity Auction), South Arts Festival in Crimson Alabang, GSIS Museo ng Sining, Art Show Philippines, and more to come.
The artist’s choice of materials and art style is heavily influenced by merging upcycled materials with acrylic to turn into mixed-media art that captures emotions and life experiences.
He starts with rigid materials as metaphors for conventional masculinity that society expected men to be like, then turns them into tasteful and visually flowing masterpieces that symbolize how anyone can also be soft, flexible, and nurturing--and these qualities do not make one any less of a person. As someone who embodies these qualities, his artworks celebrate individuality, not being boxed up to certain qualities; their unique qualities make him the artist he is today.
About the Artwork
"IGRAB," an Ilonggo word that means ignite, is a captivating painting that delves deep into the essence of self-discovery and empowerment.
The canvas is ablaze with vibrant hues, symbolizing the fiery passion within each individual. It exudes a sense of inner strength and the transformative energy of embracing one's true identity.
Using an earthy color palette and rich textural details, energy is conveyed through the dynamic pose and flowing lines, creating a mood of strength and empowerment.
Acrylic on Canvas
Figures and Patterns
Contemporary, Expressionism, Figurative, Fine Art
2024
This Artwork is unframed and requires framing.
Art makes a timeless and meaningful gift! This artwork is perfect for occasions such as: New Job Graduation Day Promotion Anniversaries Home Purchase
Consider displaying this artwork in: Living Room Office Hallway Commercial Spaces
Jaime Tacuyan Jr.
Mandaluyong City, Philippines
Jaime has 49
artworks,
and is available for
commissioned work.
Art conveys stories, evokes emotions, and transcends the material realm.
Born in Mindanao, studied in Visayas, and now working in Luzon, Jaime, also known as DUAG.art, is an Ilonggo artist and architect who specializes in abstract and Abstract Expressionism art whose symbolic storytelling conveys emotions, life experiences, as well as travel takeaways promoting both Bisaya and Filipino dialects.
Ever since the artist’s return to the art scene in 2022, his artworks have been exhibited at several art shows in the Philippines, such as the Sining Galing, the Grey Space (IBP Charity Auction), South Arts Festival in Crimson Alabang, GSIS Museo ng Sining, Art Show Philippines, and more to come.
The artist’s choice of materials and art style is heavily influenced by merging upcycled materials with acrylic to turn into mixed-media art that captures emotions and life experiences.
He starts with rigid materials as metaphors for conventional masculinity that society expected men to be like, then turns them into tasteful and visually flowing masterpieces that symbolize how anyone can also be soft, flexible, and nurturing--and these qualities do not make one any less of a person. As someone who embodies these qualities, his artworks celebrate individuality, not being boxed up to certain qualities; their unique qualities make him the artist he is today.
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