About the Artwork

    The disparity between the rich and the poor has never been more evident in today's social landscape. Surrounded by concrete walls, the capitalist environment cultivates people of wealth being out of touch with the sufferings of others.

    The painting depicts wolves in wool or "sheep's clothing," portraying the predatory nature of sweatshops in the fashion industry. The "Winter Wool Collection" is advertised in a way that looks fashionable for the wolves that exploit, in this case, the sheep.

    Dark and muted colors, combined with anthropomorphic wolves and an eerie forest background, convey an unsettling and surreal tone, generating intrigue and mystery.

    Oil on Canvas

    Dreams and Fantasies

    Contemporary, Surrealism, Fine Art

    2023

    This Artwork is unframed and requires framing.

    Art makes a timeless and meaningful gift! This artwork is perfect for occasions such as: Christmas Father's Day Birthdays for him New Job Home Purchase Promotion

    Consider displaying this artwork in: Living Room Office Hallway Commercial Spaces Staircase

    Winter Wool Collection

    Regino Abiño Jr. I I

    Bacoor City, Philippines

    Oil on Canvas

    36 W x 24 H x 1.8 D inches

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    Regino Abiño Jr. I I
    Bacoor City, Philippines

    Regino has 4 artworks,
    and is available for
    commissioned work.

    Regino is a painting graduate from the University of Santo Tomas College of Fine Arts and Design.

    The kind of art he desires to create is the kind that evokes not just a specific type of emotion, feeling, or mood but the kind that elicits questions. Questions that challenge our understanding of ourselves and of the world. However, he may need to be more capable of expressing or comprehending the right questions to ask.

    Further, the goal is to be as inclusive in his art as possible, not to be obscure but literal. Just as any other norm we come to accept in our society, it may be easily shrugged off for what it is, but challenging what is normalized helps us as individuals, as a society, and as humans evolve.

    About the Artwork

    The disparity between the rich and the poor has never been more evident in today's social landscape. Surrounded by concrete walls, the capitalist environment cultivates people of wealth being out of touch with the sufferings of others.

    The painting depicts wolves in wool or "sheep's clothing," portraying the predatory nature of sweatshops in the fashion industry. The "Winter Wool Collection" is advertised in a way that looks fashionable for the wolves that exploit, in this case, the sheep.

    Dark and muted colors, combined with anthropomorphic wolves and an eerie forest background, convey an unsettling and surreal tone, generating intrigue and mystery.

    Oil on Canvas

    Dreams and Fantasies

    Contemporary, Surrealism, Fine Art

    2023

    This Artwork is unframed and requires framing.

    Art makes a timeless and meaningful gift! This artwork is perfect for occasions such as: Christmas Father's Day Birthdays for him New Job Home Purchase Promotion

    Consider displaying this artwork in: Living Room Office Hallway Commercial Spaces Staircase

    Regino Abiño Jr. I I
    Bacoor City, Philippines

    Regino has 4 artworks,
    and is available for
    commissioned work.

    Regino is a painting graduate from the University of Santo Tomas College of Fine Arts and Design.

    The kind of art he desires to create is the kind that evokes not just a specific type of emotion, feeling, or mood but the kind that elicits questions. Questions that challenge our understanding of ourselves and of the world. However, he may need to be more capable of expressing or comprehending the right questions to ask.

    Further, the goal is to be as inclusive in his art as possible, not to be obscure but literal. Just as any other norm we come to accept in our society, it may be easily shrugged off for what it is, but challenging what is normalized helps us as individuals, as a society, and as humans evolve.

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