MEET OUR ARTISTS
Katrina Cuenca, a self-taught Filipina artist, explores painting, sculpture, and furniture design, blending fluid forms, rich textures, and signature gold leaf accents.
A visual artist from Thailand, she uses mindfulness and meditation to clear distractions and connect deeply with her art, allowing intuition to guide her creative journey.
A visual artist from Manila, his works are dynamic, mixed-media paintings that reflect street culture, human resilience, and emotional connection.
A visual artist from Scotland, he explores the connections between objects, memory, and the environment through abstract narratives and installations.
A figurative/mixed media artist based in Edinburgh, known for her vibrant exploration of diverse mediums and human form.
A visual artist Valencia, Her works, executed in a realist and still-life style, inspired by fabrics, textiles, and everyday items and garments, are reminiscent of crafts that were traditionally handled by women. They are ordinary moments that carry an inherent greatness.
A visual artist from the Philippines, residing in Singapore, his works are reminiscent of impresionist masters, adapted to his own style. All of his works are portrayed through recollection and memory as a point of reference.
A visual artist from Indonesia, his works are done in a surrealist style, exploring themes of introspection in a way that is personal yet resonates to all.
Marc Aran Reyes, a Filipino visual artist, showcases chiaroscuro works. His ultra-contemporary style, marked by existencial relatability, explores human experience and emotional nuances.
A visual artist from the Philippines, his works consist of surreal figures that are inspired by his childhood. The works, familiar yet different, oscillate between comforting and unsettling.
A visual artist from the Philippines, he is a sculptural painter that uses unconventional media and unique tools he crafted.. His works present multiple perspectives on socio-historical and religious themes.
A visual artist who translates her experiences into abstract paintings and sculptures. With a background in dance, she incorporates the concept of movement into her work to convey personal narratives.
Her work emphasises stylised floral forms and bright colours, favouring graphical over realistic representation. Her themes, drawn from nature and motherhood, add a unique voice to her pieces, which have been featured in several group exhibitions.
An artist and former architect from Manila, whose vibrant abstract paintings suggest three-dimensionality. His recent work
features puzzle-like sculptures that highlight his versatility across media.
SAIS uses charcoal and graphite for monochromatic wide-eyed portraits inspired by surreal contexts. His pop surrealism and lowbrow style visually represent personal thoughts, evoking yearning and wonder.
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JM Saycon is a visual artist from the Philippines. He is best known for his black and white, chromatic motifs that are a contemporary take on the still-life painting style.
Arnold Lalongisip, a Filipino visual artist, blends real and surreal in his monochromatic works. His art's tranquil enigma induces meditation, encouraging introspection while spectating.
A self-taught visual artist from the Philippines. He works using a plethora of media; sculptures, installation art and paintings, consistently addressing bold concepts.
Mr. S is a Filipino visual artist capable of spiriting you away to surreal dreamy realms; initially inspired by Japanese art, although recently bringing them closer to his Filipino home.
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Pat Frades began her artist career in 2020, inspired by her fascination for fungi. She uses these subjects to bring life to sculptures that are draped in ultrafine detail.
Aileen Lanuza is a visual artist from the Philippines whose works alluringly showcase the feminine qualities of strength and tenderness, paying homage to the deep cultural history of Philippine women.
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Farley Del Rosario is a visual artist from the Philippines is known for his Faux-Näif genre of his works, depicting dreamscapes and whimsy with the distinct subjects he creates and references.
Vincent de Pio is a visual artist from the Philippines. Drawing inspiration from Japanese culture, he masterfully blends colours and brushstrokes that give a unique perspective for this motif.