About the Artwork
"Ulap" is an artwork created from scrap paper and plastic, melted, shaped, painted, and then arranged on reclaimed wood. The piece features Mt. Mayon with a gentle eruption, using shades of blue to evoke strength and tranquility. The bold shapes and textured details emphasize the volcano's majestic presence, presenting its force in a peaceful and restrained way.
Energetic brushstrokes and vibrant colors highlight the dramatic eruption of the volcano and its natural surroundings, creating a lively interaction between chaos and serenity.
Mixed Media on Canvas, Paper, Wood, Others, Plastic
Land, Sea, and Cityscapes
3D Art, Contemporary, Folk
2023
This Artwork is framed.
Art makes a timeless and meaningful gift! This artwork is perfect for occasions such as: New Year's Day Valentine's Day Birthdays for her Birthdays for him New Job Home Purchase Graduation Day Personal Achievements Anniversaries
Consider displaying this artwork in: Living Room Office Hallway Kid's Room/Nursery Commercial Spaces
Ulap
Maria Gabrielle TuazonLegazpi City, Philippines
Mixed Media on Canvas, Paper, Wood, Others, Plastic
12 W x 11 H x 2.5 D inches
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Maria Gabrielle Tuazon
Legazpi City, Philippines
Maria Gabrielle has 3
artworks,
and is available for
commissioned work.
Mabel is a self-taught freelance artist based in Legazpi City, Albay. Her artworks are primarily categorized under mixed media/sustainable art, often using recycled materials, such as PET bottles, single-use sachets, scrap paper, and old-fashioned jewelry.
Through her art, she wishes to open her eyes to the gravity of climate change. Scrap materials that usually go to the seas are salvaged and recycled to be part of her work.
She has also joined several art exhibits, including the Art Show Philippines’ national exhibit RESIKLO, where she displayed “Buoy," a mixed media art piece featuring scrap plastic and paper on canvas.
In 2019, she was given a Special Recognition Award by the Light Space and Time Online Art Gallery for her artwork “Wings on the Rocks,” a mixed media piece featuring paper, old bottles, and wire that tells a story about deforestation and loss of habitat for various species.
From Nov 2023 to Jan 2024, Mabel held her first solo exhibit titled "Repurposing the Future" at the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) Gallery.
About the Artwork
"Ulap" is an artwork created from scrap paper and plastic, melted, shaped, painted, and then arranged on reclaimed wood. The piece features Mt. Mayon with a gentle eruption, using shades of blue to evoke strength and tranquility. The bold shapes and textured details emphasize the volcano's majestic presence, presenting its force in a peaceful and restrained way.
Energetic brushstrokes and vibrant colors highlight the dramatic eruption of the volcano and its natural surroundings, creating a lively interaction between chaos and serenity.
Mixed Media on Canvas, Paper, Wood, Others, Plastic
Land, Sea, and Cityscapes
3D Art, Contemporary, Folk
2023
This Artwork is framed.
Art makes a timeless and meaningful gift! This artwork is perfect for occasions such as: New Year's Day Valentine's Day Birthdays for her Birthdays for him New Job Home Purchase Graduation Day Personal Achievements Anniversaries
Consider displaying this artwork in: Living Room Office Hallway Kid's Room/Nursery Commercial Spaces
Maria Gabrielle Tuazon
Legazpi City, Philippines
Maria Gabrielle has 3
artworks,
and is available for
commissioned work.
Mabel is a self-taught freelance artist based in Legazpi City, Albay. Her artworks are primarily categorized under mixed media/sustainable art, often using recycled materials, such as PET bottles, single-use sachets, scrap paper, and old-fashioned jewelry.
Through her art, she wishes to open her eyes to the gravity of climate change. Scrap materials that usually go to the seas are salvaged and recycled to be part of her work.
She has also joined several art exhibits, including the Art Show Philippines’ national exhibit RESIKLO, where she displayed “Buoy," a mixed media art piece featuring scrap plastic and paper on canvas.
In 2019, she was given a Special Recognition Award by the Light Space and Time Online Art Gallery for her artwork “Wings on the Rocks,” a mixed media piece featuring paper, old bottles, and wire that tells a story about deforestation and loss of habitat for various species.
From Nov 2023 to Jan 2024, Mabel held her first solo exhibit titled "Repurposing the Future" at the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) Gallery.
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