The lights and shadows cast on the buildings made a picturesque scene as they reflected on the waters of the famous city of canals.

You can't help but admire the structures and be mesmerized by the reflections on the water. 

The artwork depicts the pandemic in the Philippines and over a wide geographic area, which causes significant economic, social, and political disruption.  You can see the despair in the people's eyes.

Life is a journey. We should savor each moment and make the most out of what life offers us.

You may travel through life together with other people or with a significant other, yet, your experiences and connection with the supreme being will be unique than that of another. Thus, at the rear end, you travel apart.

A landscape acrylic painting with gloss varnish finish and brown double frame

The La Carlota train in the 1900s was used to transport sugarcane.

Like most of us, they go out every day to earn an honest living the best way they can. A road nuisance to many, but to many more, it provides mobility. But times are changing, and the reign of the ‘king of the road” seems to be coming to an end as more practical modes of transport rapidly grow in numbers, signifying the end of an era. The jeepney is an age-old icon representing Pinoy's artistry and adaptability deserves to be remembered and immortalized.

100% handwork vector drawing, hand-signed, with printer seal, and framed
Size: 30”x 30”
31.5” x 31.5” x 1.5” (incl. frame)
Sublimation ink on fabric  
5 hand-signed editions
Includes COA, hand-signed by the artists with a photo and description of the piece