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Juno Galang
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Juno Galang

Juno Galang Contemporary / Realism “Painting is my first love and passion. My art evokes the emotion of the viewers and the true colors of life. It expresses and reveals part of my heart and soul, it is a balance between the beauty of human existence in the style of abstraction, cubism and distorted impression. “ Juno Galang’s choice of colors on canvas predominantly lean towards warm and vibrant hues of purple, green, yellow, red and blue, which characterizes his true nature. Every brushstroke is a desire to achieve perfection that will reflect the beauty and tenacity of our hard working countrymen and his lifelong journey of seeking continued growth, both as an artist and a family man.

KENNETH GARCIA2
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Kenneth Garcia

Kenneth Garcia, born and raised in Tarlac City, is a Fine Arts graduate of Tarlac State University. Through his work, he expresses surreal imagery inspired by his life, observations, and surroundings. As a result, his artworks reflect both personal experiences and broader human themes. He primarily uses acrylic paint to create compositions that feature human figures and elements of nature. Moreover, his style stands out through the use of browns, vintage tones, and sepia palettes. Because of this, his artworks evoke a sense of nostalgia and depth. Artistic Style and Technique Garcia developed a distinct visual approach that emphasizes texture and layering. In particular, he uses accidental textures as underpainting, which creates a unique and dynamic surface. As a result, both his subjects and backgrounds appear more expressive and multidimensional. Furthermore, this layered effect strengthens the emotional impact of his work. Awards and Recognition Garcia has earned recognition in both national and international art scenes. His notable achievements include: Grand Prize, Petron National Art Competition (2017) Grand Prize, Ascento Perfume National Art Competition Top 5 Luzon Winner, Philippine Art Awards National Finalist, Metrobank Art and Design Excellence 2nd Place, EVM International Art Competition (2023) 3rd Place, EVM International Art Competition (2022) These accomplishments highlight his growing influence and credibility as an artist. Exhibitions and Career Growth Garcia has showcased his works in various exhibitions across the Philippines. Through these opportunities, he has reached a wider audience and gained further recognition. Moreover, he continues to refine his craft and explore new creative directions. At the same time, his dedication to learning drives his artistic growth. Vision and Future Goals Driven by passion and creativity, Garcia continues to push the boundaries of his art. Ultimately, he aims to share his work not only in the Philippines but also on a global stage.

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

Lydia Velasco
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Lydia Velasco

Lydia Velasco Stands as a prominent figure in both the realms of visual arts and advertising. Her journey in advertising flourished during her tenure as an art director at esteemed multinational corporations like J. Walter Thompson, Pacifica, Ace Compton, and McCann-Erickson. This impressive trajectory has solidified her position as one of the foremost female art directors in the industry. Simultaneously, Lydia’s artistic endeavors have graced the walls of numerous galleries, including Galerie Anna, Galerie Joaquin, and Galeria Artes. Beyond her role as an artist, she also takes on the role of chairperson at Kulay Marikina-an artists’ collective committed to fostering the arts, nurturing art enthusiasts, and fostering cultural conciousness

Mari Zhar Carvill
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Mari Zhar Carvill

MODERN ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM WITH SCULPTURAL INTEGRATION I have always been fascinated by creativity—how simple words can become a bestselling novel, and how a few colors can transform a blank canvas into a powerful expression. During my travels, I often visit museums and churches, where I find both solace and inspiration. Whenever I seek change or new discoveries, I travel and pray to reconnect with myself and the world. My creative journey has taken me across continents—from Europe’s cobblestone streets to the vibrant energy of the United States and the spiritual depth of Asia. These experiences have broadened my perspective and shaped my artistic path. As the saying goes, “All art is pain suffered and outlived.” My artworks come from real emotions, ranging from tears of joy to deep, painful experiences. Each piece holds a story, a message, and a part of my life. Through color and movement, my paintings express emotion. Meanwhile, my sculptures give form to memory, truth, and personal experiences. I use art as a tool for healing and transformation. After overcoming difficult moments, I realized that art, together with prayer, helps people process emotions and find strength. Now, I aim to become an art therapist. I want to support women who feel abandoned or lost during life transitions. Many face challenges such as separation, hormonal changes, and personal crises. Through art, I hope to create safe spaces where they can express themselves and begin healing. I stay committed to this journey and seek strength each day to remain true to my purpose. With every brushstroke and sculpture, I aim to inspire reflection and build deeper human connection. To every woman who feels worn down— You are not alone. You are enough. Your voice and your presence matter.

Maria Francisca Juarez
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Maria Francisca Juarez

Maria Francisca Juarez was born on June 2, 2000, in Toledo City, Cebu. She is one of the youngest artists in her group. At an early age, she already showed interest in drawing. In fact, during her primary school years, she enjoyed sketching and creative activities. When she reached high school, her passion for art grew stronger. Whenever her MAPEH teacher assigned drawing projects, she felt excited and motivated. Later on, a turning point came when her friend, Orley Y. Ypon, invited her to an out-of-town activity. What she thought was a simple hangout became her first on-the-spot painting experience. It was also her first time using brushes and canvas. At first, she preferred working on larger canvases because she found them more challenging. Soon after, Orley Y. Ypon gathered Cebuano artists and formed the Aroma Art Atelier. Through this group, Juarez developed her skills under proper mentorship. As a result, she learned drawing techniques and the importance of value application in painting. Eventually, she chose to fully pursue art instead of continuing her senior high school education. For her, the art world offered deeper learning and self-discovery. Moreover, she began to appreciate the beauty of nature and the world around her. Artistic Journey and Recognition Juarez actively joined competitions and quickly gained recognition. Her early success came when she received the Honourable Mention / Da Vinci Initiative Award at the Art Renewal Center 13th International ARC Salon Competition (2017–2018). In addition, she became a finalist in the Vision Petron “Tuklas Kultura” 2018 competition with her work Bagobo Tribes. Furthermore, she received the Jose Rizal National Portraiture Competition “Cueva Award” in 2022. She also achieved Top 5 in the Manila Bulletin MB Sketchfest 2022 with her artwork Hope, which followed the theme “Saving Earth.” International Recognition Juarez also gained recognition in international competitions. She became part of the Top 80 in the Malaysia International Online Juried Art Competition (IFAM). Her entries included: New Catch (Animals Category, 2022) Peanut Grass (Landscape Category, 2022) Art Performance (Figures and Faces Category, 2023) Through these achievements, she continues to establish her presence in the global art scene. Awards and Honours Received 2024 – 3rd Place, Professional Category, Toledo City On-the-Spot Painting Competition 2023 – Top 80, IFAM Malaysia International Online Juried Art Competition (Figures and Faces), Art Performance 2022 – Top 80, IFAM Malaysia International Online Juried Art Competition (Animals & Landscape), New Catch and Peanut Grass 2022 – Top 5, Manila Bulletin MB Sketchfest, Hope 2022 – Jose Rizal National Portraiture Competition, Cueva Award 2018 – Honourable Mention / Da Vinci Initiative Award, Art Renewal Center International Salon 2018 – Finalist, Vision Petron National Student Art Competition “Tuklas Kultura” Artistic Vision Today, Juarez continues to grow as an artist. With passion and dedication, she explores new techniques and ideas. Ultimately, she aims to express her creativity while inspiring others through her art.

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