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DIYAN SA MAY TUKTUKAN IIIAcrylic & Pastel on Canvas33” × 33” framedI’m donating this piece from my Diyan sa May Tuktukan...
12/08/2026

DIYAN SA MAY TUKTUKAN III
Acrylic & Pastel on Canvas
33” × 33” framed

I’m donating this piece from my Diyan sa May Tuktukan series to ART FOR A CAUSE, in support of families affected by the earthquake in Mindanao. 🇵🇭

This series is particularly personal to me. Diyan sa May Tuktukan reflects on the transformation of Tuktukan, Taguig—my hometown—and explores ideas of home, memory, change, and the traces of places we carry with us even as the world around them transforms.

Perhaps that makes this piece especially meaningful for this particular cause.

For the exhibition, Diyan sa May Tuktukan III will be offered at a special benefit price of ₱15,600, reduced from ₱26,000.

I am donating the artwork in full, and 100% of the proceeds from its sale will go toward Mindanao earthquake relief and recovery efforts.

I hope that this little piece about home can, in its own way, help another family rebuild theirs. 💛

🎨 ART FOR A CAUSE
📍 Galerie du Soleil
📅 22 August | Opening at 4:00 PM

Organized with Mirasol Outreach Foundation, Lawig Diwa Foundation and Galerie Du Soleil.

For more about the artwork and the Diyan sa May Tuktukan series:
Diyan sa May Tuktukan III — Nat Labuson Art

I’m very happy to be part of ART FOR A CAUSE, a fundraising exhibition organized in support of families affected by the ...
12/08/2026

I’m very happy to be part of ART FOR A CAUSE, a fundraising exhibition organized in support of families affected by the earthquake in Mindanao. 🇵🇭💛

Together with fellow participating artists, I have donated an artwork for this special exhibition at Galerie du Soleil, with 100% of the proceeds going toward Mindanao earthquake relief and recovery efforts.

For this cause, the artworks are being offered at special, reduced prices—an opportunity to collect original art while helping communities rebuild their homes and their lives.

I’ve always believed that art can do more than occupy a wall. It can connect us, tell our stories, and sometimes, in its own small way, help someone begin again.

Thank you to Mirasol Outreach Foundation, Lawig Diwa Foundation, and Galerie Du Soleil for bringing artists and collectors together for such a meaningful cause.

🎨 ART FOR A CAUSE
📍 Galerie du Soleil
📅 Opening: 22 August, 4:00 PM

If a piece of art can help rebuild even a small part of someone’s world, then it has already served a beautiful purpose.

100% for Mindanao earthquake relief. 💛



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THE LIGHT WE SHARESome lights are meant to guide us. Others are meant to be shared.There comes a point after the storm h...
04/07/2026

THE LIGHT WE SHARE

Some lights are meant to guide us. Others are meant to be shared.

There comes a point after the storm has passed, after we have learned to hold on to hope for ourselves, when we begin to recognize that the light we carry can also become a source of comfort for someone else.

At the heart of this painting is a small red lighthouse, almost lost within the vastness of the landscape.

But its light travels.

Its reflection reaches across the water—a quiet reminder that kindness, hope, and presence can extend far beyond what we may ever see.

The Light We Share is a companion to The Light We Kept and continues the story of my Finding the Calm series.

If The Light We Kept is about preserving hope through uncertain seasons, this painting is about what comes after:

The choice to share it.

Because true light is never diminished by being given to others.

Sometimes, it becomes the beginning of someone else’s way home.

The Light We Share
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
2026

Maritess in Madrid 🇪🇸What started as a character on canvas found herself on one of the most iconic screens in Madrid.I’m...
20/06/2026

Maritess in Madrid 🇪🇸

What started as a character on canvas found herself on one of the most iconic screens in Madrid.

I’m grateful that Maritess was selected to be part of the ExpoMetro international exhibition at Plaza del Callao, where her smile lit up the giant screen of Cines Callao alongside artworks from artists around the world.

Seeing my work displayed in the heart of Madrid is a reminder that art has a way of travelling farther than we ever imagine.

Thank you, ExpoMetro, for this opportunity.

Maritess says “hola” from Madrid. ❤️🎨

MADRID, HERE COMES MARITESS! 🇪🇸✨I am thrilled to share that my artwork, “Maritess,” has been accepted by ExpoMetro and w...
14/06/2026

MADRID, HERE COMES MARITESS! 🇪🇸✨

I am thrilled to share that my artwork, “Maritess,” has been accepted by ExpoMetro and will be featured on the giant LED screen at Plaza del Callao in the heart of Madrid, Spain, on June 20–21, 2026. The exhibition places artworks in one of Madrid’s most iconic public spaces, seen by hundreds of thousands of people from around the world.

What makes this even more special is that Maritess has already found her forever home with a wonderful collector. Congratulations and thank you for believing in this piece. Your artwork will now travel beyond walls and borders, reaching an international audience in one of Europe’s most vibrant cultural cities.

As an artist, it is a surreal feeling to know that a painting born in my studio in the Philippines will soon be displayed in the very center of Madrid. A character inspired by familiar stories, conversations, and personalities we all know somehow finds herself under the bright lights of Spain.

Thank you to everyone who continues to support my art journey. And to Maritess—who always seems to know the latest news—she now has some exciting news of her own. 😉❤️

📍 Plaza del Callao, Madrid, Spain
📅 June 20–21, 2026

I’m grateful to share that “Diyan sa may Tuktukan IV” and “Diyan sa may Tuktukan V” have found their new home.There’s al...
12/06/2026

I’m grateful to share that “Diyan sa may Tuktukan IV” and “Diyan sa may Tuktukan V” have found their new home.

There’s always something special about seeing a pair of paintings remain together…continuing their quiet conversation on someone else’s wall.

Thank you to their new collector for welcoming these works into your space. May they bring moments of reflection, wonder, and light for many years to come.

“ Diyan sa may Tuktukan IV & V”

https://www.natlabusonart.com/artwork/1778947599-diyan-sa-may-tuktukan-iv

https://www.natlabusonart.com/artwork/1778947711-diyan-sa-may-tuktukan-v

“Where Light Settles” has found its home. One of the greatest joys of being an artist is seeing a painting become part o...
06/06/2026

“Where Light Settles” has found its home.

One of the greatest joys of being an artist is seeing a painting become part of someone’s life and story.

Today, Where Light Settles hangs in the beautiful home of Ms. Kathy—my former professor, world traveler, and passionate collector of art and objects gathered from different corners of the world.

Looking at this photograph fills me with gratitude. Her home is a reflection of a life well-lived, filled with treasured pieces, memories, and discoveries from many journeys. To know that my painting now sits among those meaningful collections is both humbling and deeply touching.

As artists, we create with the hope that our work will connect with someone on a personal level. I am thankful that the sense of peace, light, and optimism that inspired this piece resonated with Ms. Kathy and found a place within her home.

There is something special about knowing that a painting has found the right collector—not simply someone who acquires art, but someone who truly connects with it and welcomes it into their daily life.

Thank you, Ms. Kathy, for giving Where Light Settles a home. It is an honor to have my work become part of your collection and the many stories that surround it.

Every painting begins in the solitude of the studio, but its journey is completed when it finds the person it was meant for.

Today, The Light We Kept begins a new chapter.While every painting starts in my studio, its journey is never truly compl...
31/05/2026

Today, The Light We Kept begins a new chapter.

While every painting starts in my studio, its journey is never truly complete until it finds the person it was meant for.

This work was inspired by the idea that hope survives even the most challenging seasons—that there is always a light we carry forward.

I’m grateful that this piece resonated with its new collector and will now become part of their everyday landscape.

Maraming salamat po for giving this work a home. ☺️🙏🏻❤️

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The Light We KeptSome lights stay with us.Long after the storms have passed, after the noise has quieted, after the thin...
31/05/2026

The Light We Kept

Some lights stay with us.

Long after the storms have passed, after the noise has quieted, after the things we feared would break us have become part of our story.

This painting emerged from that idea.

The golden horizon running through the work became a symbol of hope carried forward—a reminder that peace is not the absence of hardship but the decision to keep moving toward the light.

Built through layers of translucent blues, soft whites, hidden traces of colour, and textured passages, The Light We Kept reflects those moments when clarity slowly returns and the world begins to feel whole again.

Acrylic on canvas.
4ft x3ft

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