Hannah Delos Reyes Fine Arts

Hannah Delos Reyes Fine Arts Hannah Delos Reyes was born in the Philippines and moved to Canada in 2017. She graduated with a Bachelor Fine Arts degree with a drawing major.

Delos Reyes’ cultural background, self-perception, and mental health inspires her current work.

Ain’t in LA, just in Brandon ✨This Group Art Show is still up until November! Come visit the town centre! To see amazing...
09/03/2026

Ain’t in LA, just in Brandon ✨

This Group Art Show is still up until November! Come visit the town centre! To see amazing artworks and local talents in Brandon!

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Some mockups of this piece as it’s officially available and ready to find its forever home 💙✨ …sanctuary isn’t just abou...
09/03/2026

Some mockups of this piece as it’s officially available and ready to find its forever home 💙✨

…sanctuary isn’t just about escaping the world—it’s also about creating a space within ourselves where we can heal, breathe, and simply be.

I hope this piece invites you to pause and reflect on where your own sanctuary lies. 🤍

“The Sanctuary Within”
© Hannah Delos Reyes
c.2024-2026
oil on canvas
24” x 32”
$3,800 CAD

If you have any requests or questions, you can send me a private message or email me at [email protected]

A new chapter in my art journey 🎨🤍After four months of working as a General Manager for an Events, Decor & Catering Comp...
08/28/2026

A new chapter in my art journey 🎨🤍

After four months of working as a General Manager for an Events, Decor & Catering Company, I found myself becoming part of so many couples’ wedding days and unexpectedly, I fell in love with them ♥️

There’s something so beautiful about witnessing the love, the little details, the happy tears, the laughter, and all the moments that make a wedding day uniquely theirs✨

As an artist, I kept thinking: What if I could capture those moments in a way that lasts forever?

So, I’m taking a leap and officially entering the world of LIVE WEDDING PAINTING! 🖌️💍✨

I’ll be painting your special day live, on-site, creating a one-of-a-kind artwork inspired by the moments, people, and atmosphere that make your wedding yours.

And because this is my first season offering live wedding paintings, I’m offering a special introductory discount/giveaway for my first TWO bookings! 🥹✨

If you’re getting married this year or next, or know a couple who is, I would absolutely love to be part of their day.

Let’s turn your wedding memories into art. 🤎

📩 Now booking: [email protected]

Breathing Space 🩵🦋I’m still deciding whether this 3 × 5 ft piece is making the move to Winnipeg with me… because, honest...
08/27/2026

Breathing Space 🩵🦋

I’m still deciding whether this 3 × 5 ft piece is making the move to Winnipeg with me… because, honestly, transporting a painting this size is a whole adventure on its own. 😅

But for now, “Breathing Space” is officially available for purchase.

Acrylic on canvas
39.5 × 59 in.
November 5, 2024
$8,000 CAD

This piece is deeply personal to me—a reminder to breathe, take a breather, and pause in a world that constantly tells us to keep moving.

For the full story behind “Breathing Space,” see the next slide. 🩵

📩 Serious inquiries are welcome.

Breathing Space

November 5, 2024
Acrylic on Canvas
39.5 × 59 in. (3 × 5 ft.)

Breathe. Take a breather. Pause.

Breathing Space was born from these three simple words—words that became increasingly important to me as I navigated the pressure of constantly moving forward.

In a world that often measures our worth through productivity, achievement, and progress, stillness can feel almost uncomfortable. We work toward a future where we imagine we will finally have room to breathe: when we reach a certain goal, complete a degree, establish a career, become successful, or simply become “enough.” Yet, in the pursuit of that future, we can forget that breathing space does not always have to be something we arrive at. Sometimes, it is something we allow ourselves to take.

The figure in this work exists within a space of suspension—surrounded by water, floating petals, lotus flowers, and lily pads. The closed eyes suggest an intentional withdrawal from the demands of the outside world. Rather than portraying escape, the work explores the quiet act of pausing: allowing oneself to remain still long enough to breathe, reflect, and return.

As a fine artist who chose art not simply as an interest but as a career, I have often struggled with the feeling that I must constantly prove that choice to myself and to others. I have carried the pressure to be productive, to accomplish more, and to demonstrate that pursuing a life in the arts is worthwhile. At times, stillness has felt like failure, and rest has felt undeserved.

Over time, I began returning to a simple reminder:

Breathe.
Take a breather.
Pause.

These

Re/Fenestration Group Show in Brandon, Manitoba.Fenestration refers to windows, openings, and the architectural act of f...
08/07/2026

Re/Fenestration Group Show in Brandon, Manitoba.

Fenestration refers to windows, openings, and the architectural act of framing space. In art, re/fenestration becomes a metaphor for re-opening, re-framing, and discovering new ways of seeing.

Artists may interpret the concept through a variety of perspectives, using windows, openings, or the idea of framing to explore personal experiences, relationships, environments, emotions, or abstract ideas. Whether literal or symbolic, these elements invite viewers to pause, reflect, and consider what lies within, beyond, or between different perspectives.

Ultimately, re/fenestration encourages transformation, curiosity, and the continual process of seeing familiar subjects in new and meaningful ways.



Little stickers of or art pieces!

Artist’s “trading cards”

Found
24” x 32”
Oil on canvas
c. 2024-2026

In response to Re/Fenestration, Found explores the reclamation of identity through memory, culture, and self-reflection. The portrait emerges between concealment and revelation, where obscuring hands symbolize the forces that have shaped, hidden, or interrupted one’s sense of self. Surrounded by flourishing flowers, the figure becomes a symbol of resilience and renewal.

By revisiting the past through a contemporary lens, the work acts as a metaphorical window into personal and cultural histories. Found reflects the ongoing process of rediscovering what has been lost, forgotten, or obscured, and reframes identity as something continuously evolving rather than fixed. Through this act of re-seeing, the painting transforms uncertainty into recognition and absence into presence.


Lastly, thank you to ate Alex for letting me use her portrait as one of my muses. And thank you for your service as well! 💚

I have been busy with work but I’m so grateful and honoured to be part of this group show. I hope you can come and visit...
08/05/2026

I have been busy with work but I’m so grateful and honoured to be part of this group show. I hope you can come and visit! Thank you! ♥️✨

Downtown Brandon

“Found”
24” x 32”
Oil on canvas
c. 2024-2026

The Sanctuary Within🌿💙This painting is an evolution of “My Sanctuary”. By adding the blindfold, the work became less abo...
07/11/2026

The Sanctuary Within🌿💙

This painting is an evolution of “My Sanctuary”. By adding the blindfold, the work became less about finding peace in a place and more about discovering it within ourselves.

The blindfold symbolizes turning inward—choosing intuition over distraction, embracing vulnerability, and realizing that healing doesn’t always come from what we see, but from what we allow ourselves to feel.

Surrounded by nature, the figure finds refuge in stillness. The lush blue landscape, inspired by Fragonard’s The Swing, transforms into a quiet sanctuary where growth, joy, and renewal can flourish. The delicate blossoms emerging from the dense foliage remind us that beauty often blooms after seasons of struggle.

To me, sanctuary isn’t about escaping the world—it’s about creating a space within ourselves where we can heal, breathe, and simply be.

I hope this piece invites you to pause and reflect on where your own sanctuary lies. 🤍

The Sanctuary Within
© Hannah Delos Reyes
c.2024-2026
oil on canvas
24” x 32”

So did I kilig po ate 🥰 Thank you so much po! I really believe in equality and fairness. Everyone deserves the same oppo...
07/01/2026

So did I kilig po ate 🥰

Thank you so much po! I really believe in equality and fairness. Everyone deserves the same opportunities, equal access, and to feel seen, included, and treated with dignity and respect. That’s something I truly value. ❤️

06/28/2026

Sunday and something to be grateful for as someone who’s from Saskatchewan 🌊🩵

Ps. Soon, bc our tour guide mentioned that Halifax government supports their local artists in anyway they can 😌🎨

Today I had the joy of mentoring through MentorAbility Manitoba with Career Connections Inc., guiding participants throu...
05/11/2026

Today I had the joy of mentoring through MentorAbility Manitoba with Career Connections Inc., guiding participants through an afternoon of creativity, exploration, and honest conversations about what a life in the arts can look like. 🎨✨

Everyone showed up with curiosity and courage, and it reminded me why sharing art and access matters so deeply.

Thank you and !! This was an incredible experience! ❤️

Thank you ate

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