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Private Collection - Earlier Works

This is a collection of artworks available.  Earliest work dates back to 2024.  For interest to purchase, inquiries and viewing schedules, please contact the artist or simply add to cart.

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Unicorn in the Desert (2024)

Acrylic and Ink on Canvas

36 x 36 inches; 3 x 3 feet

Framed

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“Unicorn in the Desert” is a testament to embracing one’s uniqueness, inspired by the mantra, “Embrace your uniqueness like a unicorn in a desert.” Initially conceived with a neutral and brown palette to align with the rest of the collection, I shifted direction mid-process. Twice changing the palette, I ultimately infused bold, striking colors, making the piece stand out like a unicorn in the desert. This daring choice symbolizes the courage to break free from convention and celebrate individuality in a world that often seeks conformity.

Adding a whimsical touch, the artwork introduces a character named Charlie, the flying cat. Charlie, a product of the my children’s imagination, emerged after brainstorming what else to add to the piece. The name Charlie is inspired by an actual stray/resident cat that the my kids encounter and play at our residential parking lot. This imaginative inclusion adds a layer of personal and familial connection, enhancing the narrative of embracing one’s unique spirit.

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Serpiente (2024)

Acrylic and Ink on Canvas

36x48 inches | 3x4 feet

Framed

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“Serpiente” beautifully captures the essence of the Year of the Snake, celebrating the serpent’s grace and its profound symbolism of renewal and growth for 2025. This artwork reflects the transformative power of the snake, embodying a journey of continuous evolution and the promise of new beginnings.

Talipapa Minis (2024-2025)

Acrylic on Canvas
7 x 7 inches
Unframed; Museum Wrapped Canvas

Artworks are available at Communal Coffee, Pitpitan Street, Marikina City

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