Of Age and Years Exhibit

29/03/2023

29/03/2023

Gave Dir . Aa our Resin project amd their team's output, cleaned up :)

20/03/2023

Last day to catch the Indoor Exhibit of Of Age and Years Exhibit ... tom, Tues March 21 . 8-6pm. Of course the big stuff like the turtle and dragon will be outside the whole week! Sorry our sched was cut short due to technical schedules in the gallery..see u tom! And then see u at ES Plaza Afterwards for Art Fair :)

20/03/2023

Home schoolers / Latch community visit :)

19/03/2023

Today at Freedom Park :)

19/03/2023

Luntian D. Bibal, a sophomore student in UPLB. Currently taking the course of BS Forestry. An editorial cartoonist of the school paper during junior and senior high school in CLSU-USHS, Nueva Ecija. Also awarded first place in a painting contest held on October 2021 in Science City of Munoz, Nueva Ecija.

18/03/2023

Ana Bibal is a researcher, development worker and writer who forays into visual arts and poetry. She hopes to learn from and promote arts-based practice and research to advocate for indigenous peoples' rights, traditional ecological knowledge and community-led biodiversity conservation.

18/03/2023

Bal Bibal is a former forestry professor, ecological scientist, writer, wood sculptor, community teacher, poet and visual artist. He is a founding member of UPLB Ecological Society now Samahan Ekolohiya SAMAEKO and UPLB Writers' Club. He continues to explore and develop various medium of art in line with promoting socio-ecological communion and environmental education.

18/03/2023

Yvette Co is a painter, sculptor, and environmental artist based in Los Baños, Laguna. She uses wood, cement, and papier-mâché for her sculptures and 3D mixed media paintings. Her works are inspired by the environment, drawing from her experiences living in Los Baños and creating commissioned works for organizations like the ASEAN Center for Biodiversity, the United Nations, and various colleges under the University of the Philippines Los Baños, among others.
Some of Yvette’s works that represent her environmental advocacies include “Mother Nature and the Mangrove Forest,” a papier-mâché diorama of mangroves, created in 2012 for the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity in India, in collaboration with craftsmen from Paete, Laguna; her first solo show in Los Baños, “Carvings and Paintings to Save the Forest,” a showcase of branch carvings from storm-fallen narra trees mounted in front of various impressionist paintings; “Pamana sa Tanay, a 20-foot sculpture of San Ildefonso and Our Lady of Guadalupe made from a standing, preserved dead tree in Tanay, Rizal; the creation of the ark of the UP Laguna Quezon Land Grant Ark for the Sierra Madre Nature and Conservation Reserve in Siniloan, Laguna, consisting of six wooden sculptures and tree-textured cement; and JCI Manila’s “Sea of Life,” 7 pH-balanced underwater structures made of cement and measuring 6 to 7 feet, deployed by professional divers in the waters of San Fernando, La Union, 18 meters below sea level.
Concurrently, Yvette holds art workshops for children and adults online and in Los Baños. She also plans and supervises the creation of artworks for parks, exhibits, and homes. She is a featured artist in "Dakilang Lagunense" , a coffee table book published by DFA's Foreign Service Institute in 2023.

18/03/2023

Cayo Mizal is a Los Baños homegrown visual artist who graduated with a degree in Forestry in UPLB and applied his love for nature in his pyrography works using found materials and recycled products. He uses pointillism style in his artwork which was inspired by what he finds under a microscope. His name means both Fire & Wood in Visayan and Ilocano dialect.

18/03/2023

David Ignacio (b. 1998) was born and raised in the Philippines and moved to the United States in 2013. He received his BFA at Virginia Commonwealth University’s Sculpture and Extended Media department in 2020 with a Double Minor in Art History and Painting and Printmaking. The artist works between the intersections of painting, collage, and sculpture using found materials as unconventional surfaces and assemblages as a vehicle for storytelling. David has shown work with galleries in Richmond, VA, and Los Angeles, CA. Recently, he has been painting in Los Baños, Laguna. 9 years after leaving home, he is slowly relearning his roots. He has shown work in the Little Theater at the Cultural Center of the Philippines and at Boracay, Malay, Aklan.