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Jhon Lhoyd Escueta
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Jhon Lhoyd Escueta

Jhon Lhoyd Escueta a young and rising artist from Padre Garcia, Batangas, is making waves in the local art scene with works that speak volumes about society, culture, and change. He proudly represented the CALABARZON region in the 2023 National Festival of Talents (Pintahusay) held in Cagayan de Oro, showcasing not just skill-but soul. Since stepping into the world of painting in 2020, Jhon Lhoyd has been unstoppable-holding exhibits in major venues like Luzon Art Fair, Gateway Art Fair, Robinson’s Galleria, and the Philippine Heart Center. His powerful, story-driven artworks have even caught the eye of Abante, the Philippines’ leading tabloid. Today, he is also recognized as one of the artists of Galerie Francesca, further cementing his place in the contemporary art scene. Beyond galleries, Jhon Lhoyd actively participates in various “Art for a Cause” initiatives, using his talent to support community efforts. He also serves as President of the Chroma Garcia Artist Group in Padre Garcia, Batangas in the year 2024, under the mentorship of renowned artist Joseph Albao. A former editorial cartoonist, Jhon Lhoyd began drawing as a way to speak truth to power. Today, his works still carry that voice-bold, sincere, and unapologetically real. His awards speak for themselves: multiple Pintahusay championships, recognition as Artist of the Year, and top honors in regional and national art competitions.

Jonathan Capiral Jalac
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Jonathan Capiral Jalac

Jonathan Capiral Jalac (b.1980, Lopez, Quezon) is a self-taught artist and a License Professional Teacher. He is a graduate of AB in Philosophy, Minor in Education at Oblates of St. Joseph College Seminary in Lipa, Batangas. His journey in creating artworks began during his elementary days in Alabang Muntinlupa city where he spent his childhood, and he honed his skills through joining different visual art competitions and group exhibitions. He strongly believes that while his creativity is a gift from God, his artistic savvy is a product of hard work and a never- say die attitude to be the best that he can be. Aside from his day job as a dedicated teacher, he is also a prolific artist, who conjures breath-taking artworks that are not just beautiful to look at but instilled with a deeper meaning that makes audiences stop, stare and contemplate on its underlying messages of faith, hope and love. He held two Solo Exhibitions and took in over 100 group exhibitions since 2009 with the selected shows listed below; Cavite Art Fair 2025 June 11-13, 2025 at New Cavite Provincial Capitol, Trece Marteres City, Cavite Visayas Art Fair 2024 Nov 22-24, 2024 at Oakridge Business Center, Mandaue, Cebu City Manila Art Satellite Exhibit 2024 at Ricardo’s Galleria Al Fresco Gateway Art Fair 2024 at Quantum Skyview, Gateway Mall 2 The Manila Bang Show 2023 – Festival Mall, Alabang ManilArt, The National Art Fair 2023 at the SMX Aura Convention Center, BGC Taguig. Recuerdo: A Collection of Memories – Four Man Show, September 12-29, 2023 at Phil Heart Center Art Gallery, East Avenue QC Project Hulmahan Group Exhibit – Art Gallery at The Manila Hotel II Bienal Internacional Virtual de Artes Visuales 2023 at Universidad de Panama The Manila Bang Show 2022 in Alabang

Anthony Escueta
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Anthony Escueta

Anthony Escueta, at an early age, Anthony y( b. 1989) of Padre Garcia, Batangas already had a penchant for art but could not afford to have supplies in order for him to hone his skills. He would literally draw on sand in order for him to express his creativity then. The son of a farmer, Escueta is a newly- minted licensed teacher apart from being a dedicated artist. His training in art starred as an apprenticeship under Joseph Albao where they did a number of collaborations including backstage designs for television shows. In 2018, he started painting on canvas following his stintbaa one of the artist who contributed of the paintings of the Padre Pio Shrine in the city of Sto. Tomas. On that year he also joined his first group exhibit at the Adamson University with the beginners luck his paintings sold out. The guryon (kite) painting that he did at the start of his career is his known signature. The colorful and abstract representations of these kites were expressions and another aspect of his childhood where literally had to create his own toy in order for him to play as his parents were not able to afford a ready made one being sold in stores. Another toy he would normally use for this paintings are those inspired Lego Figures. These painting reminisce of the late Larry Alcala’s “Slice of Life” series where he would depicts everyday scenes in Filipino communities. In the case of Escueta, he integrates social commentaries to the otherwise playful and colorful depictions of Pinoy society which provide deeper meaning of his oeuvres. As of now he is one of the co-founder of Vice Versa Artists Group and Chroma Garcia Artists Group. He counts as clients many film and television directors and even actors and actresses in the country. At present, Escueta is steadily establishing a name in the local art scene and beyond.

Lupo Adolfo Lasin
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Lupo Adolfo Lasin

Lupo Adolfo Lasin is a Filipino visual artist associated with the contemporary art scene in the Philippines, known for participating in various group exhibitions. Known information: He was one of the artists featured in the “Bintana” art event in Batangas, which showcased many recognized painters and sculptors. He also created an artwork titled “Father’s Blessing” (2006), which was exhibited in an international exhibition with a religious theme. Artistic context: Although detailed biographical information about him is limited, it can be inferred that: He is part of the contemporary visual arts community in the Philippines His work has received recognition through inclusion in curated exhibitions His artistic themes may involve faith, family, and Filipino culture

William Abao
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William Abao

William Fameronag Abao, A self-taught artist from Lipa City, Batangas is a graduate of Bachelor of Science in Accountancy and Master in Business Administration A member of VICE VERSA ARTISTS GROUP and joined numerous physical and online exhibits since 2012. Currently working in a private company in Padre Garcia, Batangas.

MJ Palma
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Mary Jane Palma

(Born: January 23, 1978) Mary Jane “MJ” Raymundo Palma is a self-taught visual artist from the vibrant heart of Sampaloc, Manila. Inspired by her cousin, Manong Dante, and mentored by Mr. Joseph Albao, founder of the Vice Versa Artists Group, MJ found her true calling in the world of art. Despite pursuing degrees in BS Accountancy and Nursing and completing a caregiving course, her heart has always belonged to the canvas. Since 2019, MJ has been an active member of the Vice Versa Artists Group, where she was honored with the esteemed roles of President and Project Coordinator. She is also a proud member of Daloy Likha International Arts and Nature Society Inc. and has participated in numerous nationwide exhibitions since 2019. MJ’s artistic journey began with a deep fascination for koi fish. Her early works captured their grace and vibrancy, each textured scale shimmering with golden edges – symbolizing the colorful and relentless journey of life. Through these paintings, she expressed the resilience and beauty she has witnessed in the world around her. Her art is a testament to love, resilience, and the beauty of everyday life. MJ finds strength and inspiration in her journey, transforming challenges into a profound source of creativity. Her Mother and Child series reflects the deep, unconditional bond of family – an ode to the unwavering love and sacrifice of parenthood. Through this series, she conveys the warmth, strength, and tenderness that define her personal experiences. The Happy Kids series, on the other hand, captures the innocence and wonder of childhood, celebrating the joy found in life’s simplest moments. It serves as a reminder that happiness is not defined by circumstances but by love, laughter, and cherished memories. MJ’s purpose as an artist is to radiate positivity and inspire through her creations. She believes that art knows no age or boundaries – it is a limitless expression of the soul. With each brushstroke, she shares pieces of her heart, fragments of her journey, and a beacon of hope for the future. Through her work, she invites everyone to embrace the beauty of life, resilience, and boundless creativity. Present and Ongoing Work As Palma continues to exhibit nationwide, her work reflects both continuity and growth. Her thematic series evolve organically, maintaining their symbolic clarity while incorporating new layers of interpretation. Each exhibition positions her as both storyteller and custodian of values—using art as a means to assert positivity, preserve memory, and affirm resilience. Her presence within artist collectives ensures that her work remains socially engaged, dialogical, and connected to broader conversations in Philippine art. In doing so, she secures her role not only as a painter of compelling narratives but also as a contributor to the living fabric of Filipino cultural life. “Chronicles of Time,” my first solo exhibition held at ARTablado, Robinsons Galleria Ortigas from October 1–15, 2025, was a heartfelt journey through memory, womanhood, and the timeless bond between mother and child. Each piece unfolded stories of the Filipino spirit where dreams, love, and resilience intertwine capturing moments that transcend time and echo the essence of home.

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