BANYUHAY, A Work in Progress

Ikaw ang pag-asa, ikaw, ang paglaya at ang buhay sa pakikibaka. Oil in Canvas. Ang Pilapil. 2020

Color Study

Kitchen Safety Tips Illustration

Homeschooling moms

NOSTALGIA

ARTZINE: Mga Kwentong Covid-19. Illustration. Talaarawan PH

GROHE Social Events Illus

The First Star

 

Year-end Party Invitation

 

Halina

  In tagalog, halina means irresistible charm, but as a verb, it could also mean “come/ come on”. As industrialization continues to thrive, our society tend to be occupied, while becoming less and less concerned about the essence of our environment. The proposed mural evokes an idea for every Filipinos, from street vendors, usual cruisers, random passengers, walking students or workers, and so on, to appreciate the surroundings more, to take care of it, and to encourage them to create a beautiful society that embraces nature— where flora and fauna, like the stray grass, mosses, street flowers, dragonflies, marine life, coexists with us. The picture would show an adult sibling demonstrating to his younger sister how to garden in an ordinary boulevard. This generation must take responsibility upon implanting, to the young particularly, awareness and empathy for these natural abundance. We must not take it for granted.

Mediums: Flat Latex/ Enamel Paint in a Concrete Wall

Halina. A Proposed Mural For Urban Art. Rough Study.
Digital Illustration. 4 x 6 ft. 2017 

Banaag sa Balintuna

Isn't it convenient and fun, if we develop funiculars with runway pedestrians in the metropolitan? 

No, it's ugly.

Peek on the irony (Metropolitan Funicular Skyway). Aesthetics II.
Digital Illustration. 210 x 297 mm. 2016

SO • LO

A Short Film, October 2016

Synopsis: 

Eight different people, all disposed to introversion, try to respond to the natural world— find themselves contained, yet conscious of things.

Concept & Cinematography: Charity Dultra
Screenplay: Yanyań

Video Production: Charity Dultra & Yanyań

Ma Lorena Galang
Resty Angelu Bagsarsa
Abigail Calanog

Iris Dionne Gadia
Izalyn Gregorio

Jewel Stephen Masiclat

We do not own some of the clips included in this video. All rights of the video and the audio are reserved to their respective owners.

PERSPIRE

Apparently, the piece portrays a consciousness about working hard or planning out imaginative things together to come up with a beautiful, and satisfying output. It is meant for the locales to remind them to be inspired, yet be persevered for such inspirations. 

Medium/Process: Flat Latex in a Concrete Wall

Date finished: July 2014

Photo taken March 2017

PERSPIRE: Perplexing Inspirations. Freelance work. est. 4ft x 7ft.
Mural at Dama de Noche Street. 2014. 

UPHOLD FREE HEALTHCARE

Brief Description 

The country shall provide ample incentives to national or local health practitioners and institutions, so every woman can enjoy a free access to quality healthcare services, especially the marginalized sector. Yet abolish capitalized healthcare system, to support rights and awareness on sustainable wellness.

Medium/Process: Pen and Ink Illustration

Date finished: January 29, 2017

Creativity as Catalyst for Change Cartoon Entry on
Women Empowerment. 210 x 297 mm. Pen and Ink. 2017

Humimlay sa Bakawan

Love of Nature Expression (Unfinished). Oil on Canvas.
UST Painting Entry. 30 x 40". 2017

Sa Loob, Sa Labas

Brief Statement/Philosophy 

The series is about spiritual sensitivity. The digital work are ought to deviate from natural perception of things. It represents a sanctuary—bounded inside and outside—where we most linger to contemplate. When we are receptive yet unconscious to the energies of things, the sensation becomes intimate, we transform our vision, and thus constantly transform our selves. There are things in our own solitary world that flourish upon our naked senses, that apparently reveal the most special and bizarre feeling amongst us. Vintage colours with lines overlaid in the hue of rose represent a psychedelic sensation or a nostalgia from what we merely see or feel. 

“If this is all we find there, we have missed the thing most worth finding.” (R.G. Collingwood)

Medium/Process: Watercolor and Digital Illustration

Date finished: September 26, 2016

Sa Loob, Sa Labas I - VI. Watercolor and Digital Illustration.
210 x 297 mm. Aesthetics II. 2016

Mito and The Grateful Willow

 

Nilay-nilay

 

Nilay-nilay at liwayway. Aesthetics. 10' x 14'. Acrylic on canvas.

CHARACTER STUDY

 

breathing

Sa may baybayin

 

Video Art

#PHVote: Siya na ba talaga?

Brief Statement/Philosophy

  It is our essential duty to establish our freewill and our capacity to make a better and lovelier world, how? In a small step towards big change, we must cast our votes to a worthy leader. We have to decide and work for the sake of the whole— to choose responsibly. Henceforth we may ask again, "siya na ba talaga?"

Description
Why is it necessary to have our votes counted? Why do we have to choose the right leader? We as the youth, expressed through lively and festive colours thereupon, have a significant role in our society; thus being an asset must commit our roles responsibly and productively. These worthy distinctions are portrayed in every detail of the mural. The leading color behind text signifies the color of power, authority, and integrity. The entirety reflects absolute and collective movement.

Medium/Process: Acrylic Paint on Concrete Wall

Artists
Jenny Ann Bobadilla
Charity Rico Dultra
Patricia Encarnacion
Rochelle Lazada
Celine Magno
Mariela Moreno

Jean Napeñas

Rikki Mae Valencia
Yanyań