Charles Baudelaire, the 19th-century French poet and critic, remarked that once an artist has found the subject he was born to paint, half of the work is done. How often
“I always challenge myself to capture that fleeting moment, something quick, short-lived yet ephemeral,” remarked Rosscapili (the artist’s professional name) in one interview. While it is true that an artist
Visual artist Rom Villaseran has made a name for himself with otherworldly landscapes populated by intricately detailed flora, fauna, and the occasional vestige of human life. After joining the roster
Baguio-based painter Benjie Mallari captures Manila society immediately after World War II or the era of rebuilding and reconstruction. In this series, he depicts the warm simplicity of life back
The convergence of science and myth is the springboard from which the Antipolo-based artist Antonio Leaño created the multimedia works in “East of Eden,” his last exhibit at Pinto Art
“Firing is like surfing. If you are afraid to fail or get hurt you will never be one with nature. Once you live in nature then you realize all the
“Divertimento,” Hans Brumann’s solo exhibition of recent sculptures, opens Nov. 29 at Makati Shangri-La Manila. Brumann’s works are triggered by the qualities of his jewelry: exquisite, restrained, minimalist, pared-down and
Looking through light filtering through trees, visual artist Allison Wong-David realized that shadows were neither flat nor what many accepted them to be; the absence of light. Many of us
Sometimes, people need to step back into nature to rediscover their humanity. Contemporary painter Herbert Pajarito examines the appeal of nature from the viewpoint of his imagination in his
Enchantment is what one is filled with when faced by the works of Roger “Rishab” Tibon. To be sure, Rishab’s technique is riveting, a sharpened instrument of virtuosity in itself,
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