This artwork shows how a woman is living a free life.

"Resilience Unveiled: Empowering Thru Medusa Suffering" is a profound painting that intertwines themes of resilience, empowerment, and the journey from darkness to light. At its heart lies Medusa, her countenance a testament to her trials. Yet, amidst her suffering, there is a palpable strength in her gaze.

Surrounding her are purple lotus flowers, their vibrant hue symbolizing awareness of sexual violence. The lotus itself embodies purity and the potential for transformation. Emerging from the murky depths, these blossoms symbolize the human spirit's ability to rise above adversity and find purity and strength in the face of darkness. 

A girl with rare-patterned discus fish

An artwork about the COVID-19 pandemic

Also, an entry to the GSIS 2022 Art Competition

"Vanilla Dune," series 2, in neutral and muted colors

"Summer," 2025

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.

This abstract, heavily textured acrylic painting, awash in shades of pink and green, draws inspiration from the poignant quote "Unmake me," uttered by Lemongrab to Princess Bubblegum in the cartoon series "Adventure Time."

The textured technique creates a sense of emotional rawness, while the contrasting colors, the soft pink symbolizing vulnerability and the verdant green representing longing, hint at a complex inner struggle. 

Tears, rendered in metallic gold, copper, and silver, cascading down the canvas, represent a yearning for self-undoing, an erasure of existence.

Wishes of Gold, part of "VanTree Series" by Vanessa Tria

This piece is a heavily textured painting, gallery wrapped-box type canvas

"It all started with a single seed,

Growing, expectations exceed.

Against the darkness, it goes,

Wishing of gold that glows."

16" X 20" acrylic on canvas panel

A semi-textured acrylic painting with a gloss varnish

An original composition depicting the Church of Quiapo and a child selling sampaguita

This artwork was inspired by a girl I know named Ashley. She depicts grace and femininity.

Majestic Betta in acrylic with genuine 22k gold leaf on an oval canvas

Maybe being a Pisces, I'm drawn to fishes and seascapes. I love the vibrant colors of a betta fish and how its tail looks so majestic.

An accent piece

Filipiniana Series No.44 (Buwan)

"Against the Flowing Hues" is a series of four abstract paintings brought to life through Vanessa Tria's vibrant impasto techniques, crafted with acrylics on canvas.

Life flows along the paths we choose and the fate we embrace. Yet, we face challenges that test our strength in moments of uncertainty and struggle. Through it all, we must find the courage to push forward and keep moving with the currents of life.

The cascading water against the backdrop of forest trees gives a relaxing feeling. You can almost hear the rushing and flowing of the water as it hits the rocks, making its way through them.

"Against the Flowing Hues" is a series of four abstract paintings brought to life through Vanessa Tria's vibrant impasto techniques, crafted with acrylics on canvas.

Life flows along the paths we choose and the fate we embrace. Yet, we face challenges that test our strength in moments of uncertainty and struggle. Through it all, we must find the courage to push forward and keep moving with the currents of life.

Stand still, Philippines.

Amor Fati translates to "love of fate."

This artwork reminds us that we should accept our fate, however or whatever life showers us, whether good or bad. We cannot change what we cannot control, Nonetheless, we should love our destiny for it is or what it is.

"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. 

"It takes courage to grow up and become who you really are." - E.E. Cummings

This pour painting was inspired by a good role model, Barbara Millicent Roberts, also known as Barbie. Barbie exudes a distinct personality and elegance of a woman. She is optimistic, kind, and down-to-earth.

The rhinestones on the painting represent her character signature, which imitates a diamond. At the same time, the gold lines represent her lifestyle.

Vanilla Dune, series 1, neutral and muted colors

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

This is first painting for the "Golden Child" collection the artist is currently working on. The collection focuses on children and why they are vital to society and the world. Every child should be considered equally important. 

A painting on recycled paper with exaggerated lashes that portrays a menacing glare

The concept of an "in-favorite" child might seem negative at first glance, but it reflects a genuine aspect of human relationships. Just as we have our preferences and biases, parents, too, have their own.

Embracing this idea with optimism can help us understand and accept the complexities of family dynamics. 

"Tender Dreams Wrapped in Hope" depicts a serene moment between a white, ethereal figure and a peacefully slumbering child. The gentle embrace conveys warmth and protection, while the Bible resting nearby symbolizes faith and guidance.

This painting captures nurturing love and the tranquil bond formed through shared dreams and spirituality.

"Midst of Colorful Season," 2022

There's peace in chaotic waters.

An accent piece, which can be hung both ways 

She returns to the portal, where she sees colors unknown to her world.

An escapist in a trance

"Against the Flowing Hues" is a series of four abstract paintings brought to life through Vanessa Tria's vibrant impasto techniques, crafted with acrylics on canvas.

Life flows along the paths we choose and the fate we embrace. Yet, we face challenges that test our strength in moments of uncertainty and struggle. Through it all, we must find the courage to push forward and keep moving with the currents of life.

An acrylic painting on a stretched canvas with a gloss varnish finish

With a black floating frame

An accent piece that can be hung both ways

"Against the Flowing Hues" is a series of four abstract paintings brought to life through Vanessa Tria's vibrant impasto techniques, crafted with acrylics on canvas.

Life flows along the paths we choose and the fate we embrace. Yet, we face challenges that test our strength in moments of uncertainty and struggle. Through it all, we must find the courage to push forward and keep moving with the currents of life.

What gives us joy in exploring nature? It's the landscape, body of water, sky, sunsets, or sunrises. Being "One in Nature" truly brings comfort and energy. 

Splashes of nature's colors, layers of textures, and intuitive gestures to bring harmony and balance done in acrylics on canvas

I find calmness in your presence

like a waterfall

my love for you

is pure

and overflowing.

"Fancy," 2021

Estuarine, Acrylic on gallery-wrapped canvas

"Estuarine whispers, where earth and sea embrace,

A tranquil dance of life in nature's secret space."

An accent piece that can be hung both ways

The artwork, which forms a heart, has an engraved acrylic glass on top of a six-layer paper cut illustration (bristol board). The heart is rendered with watercolor, while the background has the natural bristol board color.

Raha, the harlot, justified by faith

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

From the artist's collection "Through the Pages/Matthew 7:7-8"

A fluid acrylic painting with gloss varnish finish

An African proverb teaches us the wind does not break a tree that bends.

This is the third "Sisa" I made based on an original concept from pure imagination.