It orchestrates a harmonious blend of nature's beauty. Each petal and stem dances gracefully, creating a symphony of colors and shapes that captivates the senses. The arrangement exudes elegance and vitality.

The Faro de Cabo Bojeador Lighthouse in Ilocos Norte was part of the Spanish government's 1857 master plan of illuminating the country. The government first lit the 16.3 m tall lighthouse on March 30, 1892.

I dedicate this textured painting to my loving and beautiful fiancee. I love giving her flowers so I got inspired to paint this art piece.

"Fancy," 2021

A lone man with his loyal dog one afternoon

I dreamt of a moment where I could walk my dog in a scene like this. This picture has always been inside my head since years ago, and that someday I could depict it and bring it to life.

Now, I have made it just as it is, and my love for nature and animals fueled me to create such mesmerizing scenery. 

This represents two lovers.

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''Flowers for Her" series is a beautiful gesture of love and admiration, capturing the delicate essence of affection. Each flower's unique beauty and vibrant colors symbolize the deep feelings of appreciation, warmth, and care.

This painting speaks to the quiet yet powerful moments shared with someone special, honoring their presence in the most heartfelt way.

A grandmother's weave in 'The Pugverse'

"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.

"She Deserves to Reward Herself" captures a moment of indulgence, a woman granting herself something she truly enjoys without guilt or hesitation. The rich colors and expressive gaze reflect the balance between desire and self-worth, reminding us that treating oneself isn’t just a luxury but a necessity. 

The combination of colors and patterns may symbolize the complexities of emotions and personal identity, inviting viewers to engage with the subject on multiple levels.

The woman’s expression, with its calm yet contemplative demeanor, suggests a moment of reflection or insight, aligning well with the overarching theme of self-love.

Strong forces that balance love and peace in a harmonious play of colors and abstraction

Inspired also by my partner who parted ways with me, all I can think of is how positive our connection was and balancing both peace and love together at the same time

My acrylic pieces are rendered with acrylic paint without the use of any brushes. I use paint palettes to flatten the colors to achieve the splashes of the paint. I love the effects of it, it creates a story.

Framed with 1-inch simple black frame, acrylic engraved, and rendered with acrylic paint (without any use of brushes), flowers lined with white marker

The artwork captures an optimistic take on women's power to overthink with pure intentions. The soft pastel colors give off a peaceful impression where she lets all positive thoughts, emotions, and ideas come to life. 

Five butterflies represent blessings, while five flowers represent self-love. 

Lilies are said to be the flower of rebirth and resilience. It can live through harsh environments and still come out beautiful and thriving in the end.

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In this ongoing voyage, the relentless seeker embraces the ebb and flow of knowledge, realizing that searching for wisdom is not a destination but a transformative and never-ending journey.

Painted on acid-free paper, 290 gsm

17.75 W x 20.5 H x 1 D inches (including the frame

Highlighting the mysterious stare of a lady named Andrea

"Haring Ibon," also known as the monkey-eating or Philippine eagle, is a critically endangered Accipitridae family species endemic to the Philippines' forests.

 Inspired by the beauty of sunsets

I love watching sunsets at the beach and getting lost in deep thoughts. After one particularly mesmerizing sunset, I felt this intense urge to paint. With each stroke, I tried to capture that moment in my mind--the fading light, the colors of the sunset, and the crashing waves. It was like pouring myself onto the canvas, creating a visual story of life's beauty and complexity in the most serene way possible.

As summer faded, the palette of “feuille morte” took over my canvas.  And behind my “Colored Shadows No. 2” are crackling sounds, withered leaves, and sad goodbyes. I am reminded of the impermanence of my life and how vital it is to embrace my “right now.”

The measurement of the artwork, including the frame, is 19.5” W x 25.5" H.

If you also know how to stop your tears (like me), this artwork is for you.

The painting vividly captures the metaphor of the "night owl" by blending human and owl elements. A human face with owl-like eyes and feathers encircling it conveys nocturnal wisdom and alertness. A small watch, set to late at night, enhances the theme of late-hour introspection.

The intricate details and the merging of human and owl features create a striking visual representation of vigilance and reflection.

Breathe. Take a moment with your eyes closed.

Let yourself bloom wherever the wind blows.

A self expression on what greed looks like as a portrait

I often worry about the future, and the weight of those worries can be overwhelming.

Life is fleeting, like the brief flicker of a firefly in the night. So embrace the present and take it one day at a time.

Painted on acid-free paper, 400 gsm. The artwork is 14.25 W x 19 H x 1 D inches (including the frame).

Immobile in a place we do not wish for, we sometimes dream of a different cage.

It showcases special and memorable events in one's life, like one's 18th birthday or debut.

It's made with 3D or elevated hand-cut, handpainted, and varnished canvas floral pieces with crystals on the center of the canvas board.

An acrylic floral painting with gloss varnish finish and white floating frame

By Addie SyCip-Cukingnan

Sale proceeds will benefit the World Vision Philippines' “Abutin Na10” campaign, whose recipients include the poor and marginalized children, their families, and communities.

10" X 10" Each (4 pcs.)

"Walled" is a story about relationships. The artwork is an enchantment of how a person relates to another being, thing, situation, or even to oneself. 

Canvas is with plywood backing/support.

An accent piece

We fall, break, and fail.

But then, we rise, heal, and overcome.

A textured floral art with raw sapphires, the birthstone of September

The artist used art-grade art materials, like golden interference paints, for that shiny opalescent effect.

This artwork is framed in wood (black and white) at 18"x18"x2". 

Roses, lavender, and jasmine: beautiful and fragrant

These flowers calm many people not just by looking at them but also by smelling them. Roses remind me of the time wh you can buy them at a lower price. Lavender reminds me of Taiwan, and jasmine reminds me of my grandfather.

These are my favorite flowers and scents as well. 

Dance with me

in the field of bloody roses

fill my desire

with your hugs, kisses

and endless romance.

By Addie SyCip-Cukingnan

Sale proceeds will benefit the World Vision Philippines' “Abutin Na10” campaign, whose recipients include the poor and marginalized children, their families, and communities.

My acrylic pieces are rendered with acrylic paint without the use of any brushes. I use paint palettes to flatten the colors to achieve the splashes of the paint. I love the effects of it, it creates a story.

Sometimes, I flatten it with paper or another glass.

This is first piece of my acrylics collection.

The artworks depicts the feeling of nostalgia, missing someone you love, and the anticipation of seeing them again. The rose symbolizes love, the sunflower a vision of a bright tomorrow, and the key as a symbol of hope that someday you will meet again.

The artwork is painted on a gallery wrap canvas.

"Dalagang Puglipina I," an art series by Art by VanPug

Ever wondered what a young Filipina looks like in a parallel universe? Here's a "Dalagang Puglipina" in an alternate universe called 'The Pugverse."

A painting inspired by the artist's childhood memories of playing with the habol/blanket before folding it with his sibling. This might not be the typical Pinoy game you will think of, but this is very Pinoy for the artist.

Delicate roses and baby's breath flowers fill a vase in this lovely watercolor painting. The artist captures the tender beauty of the roses with quick strokes, and the tiny blossoms of the baby's breath create a soft backdrop. The play of light on the petals adds, and the watercolor medium gives the artwork a dreamlike quality.

A rendition of a Balicassiao, an endemic bird to the Philippines, specifically on the Visayas Islands

Its black and white feathers distinguish it.

A floral acrylic painting with a gloss varnish finish

This artwork is a still-life painting of how I envision my tea time. I want to share the peaceful feeling of drinking my tea during the day or evening.

This painting is a reminder to be hopeful always.

"The day the Lord created hope was probably the same day he created Spring." - Bernard Williams

"Halo-Halo" is an enchanting abstract painting that draws inspiration from the vibrant and diverse colors in the Filipino dessert, the Halo-Halo. The canvas bursts with a kaleidoscope of hues reminiscent of the delightful layers of ingredients that make up this beloved dessert.

The painting invites viewers to savor the beauty and diversity of the Halo-Halo experience, transcending the boundaries of taste and becoming a delightful feast for the eyes.

In a world where we all share the same land and the same sun illuminating the skies, there is both familiarity and difference.

"Whatever Happens, happens” is a series of paintings that transform a familiar scene in varied ways. A simple sunrise, a broad horizon, and distant mountains take on new meanings with each interpretation, revealing the profound differences in perspective.