About the Artwork
By Jason Day
This depicts a woman in the current days of the pandemic. The new woman is strong, independent, and ready to face any crisis.
Subtle contrasts dominate the palette, blending muted tones with striking highlights of red, creating a sense of contemplation. The attention to individual elements within a bustling crowd captures the duality of isolation in public spaces, evoking thoughtfulness about modern urban life.
Charcoal on Board
Everyday Life
Contemporary, Documentary, Realism, Figurative
This Artwork is unframed and requires framing.
Art makes a timeless and meaningful gift! This artwork is perfect for occasions such as: New Job Home Purchase Anniversaries Personal Achievements Promotion
Consider displaying this artwork in: Living Room Hallway Office Commercial Spaces
Modern Madonna and Child in the Midst of a Pandemic
Grain Foundation For P W D Inc.Quezon City, Philippines
Charcoal on Board
12 W x 10 H x 0.5 D inches
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Grain Foundation For P W D Inc.
Quezon City, Philippines
Grain Foundation has 7 artworks
Grain Foundation for PWD Inc., together with FilipinoArt, presents the art collection of Jayson Cabalerro Day, Kim Alexis Bañes, and Jasper Francis Oquendo. Jayson is a 20-year-old artist who makes realism, hyperrealism, and realistic surrealism pieces using coffee and pastels. On the other hand, Kim Alexis is a former GFPI Joy Disability School student. He has an intellectual disability, limiting his ability to learn and function at an expected level. Jasper Francis is also a former JDS student. He has Fanconi syndrome: a kidney disorder and hearing impairment.
GFPI is an SEC-registered non-stock, non-profit, and non-government organization that caters to persons with disability. GFPI gives free opportunity to study, live and work by providing free special education, vocational training, social enterprise, and employment opportunity to be a productive and functional citizens of the community for their self-reliance and sustainability.
About the Artwork
By Jason Day
This depicts a woman in the current days of the pandemic. The new woman is strong, independent, and ready to face any crisis.
Subtle contrasts dominate the palette, blending muted tones with striking highlights of red, creating a sense of contemplation. The attention to individual elements within a bustling crowd captures the duality of isolation in public spaces, evoking thoughtfulness about modern urban life.
Charcoal on Board
Everyday Life
Contemporary, Documentary, Realism, Figurative
This Artwork is unframed and requires framing.
Art makes a timeless and meaningful gift! This artwork is perfect for occasions such as: New Job Home Purchase Anniversaries Personal Achievements Promotion
Consider displaying this artwork in: Living Room Hallway Office Commercial Spaces
Grain Foundation For P W D Inc.
Quezon City, Philippines
Grain Foundation has 7 artworks
Grain Foundation for PWD Inc., together with FilipinoArt, presents the art collection of Jayson Cabalerro Day, Kim Alexis Bañes, and Jasper Francis Oquendo. Jayson is a 20-year-old artist who makes realism, hyperrealism, and realistic surrealism pieces using coffee and pastels. On the other hand, Kim Alexis is a former GFPI Joy Disability School student. He has an intellectual disability, limiting his ability to learn and function at an expected level. Jasper Francis is also a former JDS student. He has Fanconi syndrome: a kidney disorder and hearing impairment.
GFPI is an SEC-registered non-stock, non-profit, and non-government organization that caters to persons with disability. GFPI gives free opportunity to study, live and work by providing free special education, vocational training, social enterprise, and employment opportunity to be a productive and functional citizens of the community for their self-reliance and sustainability.
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