2025
12" x 12"
Acrylic on Canvas

The color of artwork captures the joyful spirit of the Masskara Festival. The painting shows a vibrant patterns reflect the energy, strength, and love of a culture that chooses to smile through challenges. It invites viewers to feel the beat of the festival and celebrate the beauty of tradition in a modern way.

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2025
12" x 12"
Acrylic on Canvas

A depiction of Panagbenga Festival in the future with towering buildings and techy floral floats.

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2025
12" x 12"
Acrylic on Canvas

This artwork showcases a Panagbenga Festival dancer in full bloom-inspired attire, gracefully positioned at the center, symbolizing tradition and culture. Behind her rises a futuristic cityscape filled with robots and drones, blending heritage with innovation in a vivid celebration of time and progress.

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2025
12" x 12"
Acrylic on Canvas

This artwork display is inspired by an annual religious and cultural celebration held in Cebu City, Philippines called Sinulog festival. Sinulog festival is typically known to happen every third Sunday of January along with colorful parades, and religious processions. It honors the Sto niño (Child Jesus), this was made by using acrylic paints and canvas. The artwork presents a girl dancing and celebrating the festival along with vibrant colors in the painting. Sinulog is originally translated with "graceful dance" Refers to the rippling movement of water which embodies the dance style. The artwork expresses the traditional spirit of every Cebuano honoring the Christianity in the philippines.

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2025
12" x 12"
Acrylic on Canvas

This work reimagines the Panagbenga Festival with a futuristic twist, blending native floral elements with geometric patterns and tech-inspired designs. It celebrates the beauty of tradition evolving through innovation.

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2025
12" x 12"
Acrylic on Canvas

Digital Smiles Maskara Festival in the Age of Innovation This artwork reimagines the vibrant spirit of the Maskara Festival by fusing its iconic, colorful masks and jubilant street scenes with elements of modern technology. The traditional smiling faces-symbols of resilience and hope from Bacolod’s City of Smiles-are intertwined with digital motifs LED-lit patterns, augmented reality overlays, and sleek, futuristic materials. Neon hues and interactive displays evoke the festival’s energy, while hints of virtual connectivity and wearable tech reflect how technology now amplifies cultural celebrations, the globe hologram also symbolizes the world's fast innovation with technology, making them more immersive and accessible to a global audience. This fusion honors the festival’s heritage while embracing innovation, illustrating how tradition and technology can coexist to create new forms of artistic expression and community connection.

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2025
12" x 12"
Acrylic on Canvas

The painting shows the Higantes Festival with a robot-like head and a human-like arm, symbolizing how Filipino culture is blending tradition with modern technology. The balloons and banderitas highlight the joyful spirit of the festival, reminding us that even as things change, the sense of community and celebration stays strong.

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2025
12" x 12"
Acrylic on Canvas

"Modern Tradition Infusion" is a painting that captures the dynamic evolution of cultural identity through the vibrant lens of a Mascara Festival. The composition features three figures, each representing a different facet of tradition and modernity. On the right, a figure embodies the classic, time-honored elements of the traditional Mascara Festival, adorned in intricate, folkloric attire. On the left, a contrasting figure introduces a futuristic, mechanical interpretation—symbolizing innovation and the influence of contemporary design. At the center stands a hybrid form, seamlessly blending both the ancestral and the avant-garde, reflecting the ongoing dialogue between heritage and progress. Together, the three figures express the fusion of past, present, and future within cultural celebrations.

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2025
12" x 12"
Acrylic on Canvas

This acrylic painting portrays a modern reinterpretation of an Ati-Atihan warrior—wearing a grand, circuit-like headdress and tribal garb, yet stylized with muted neon lines and bold feather shapes. With triangular face markings and a somber gaze, the figure bridges the past and future, showing strength through both heritage and innovation. "Pulse of the Ancients" captures the essence of cultural pride reawakened in a contemporary visual rhythm.

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2025
12" x 12"
Acrylic on Canvas

The artwork showcases the bright colors that the panagbenga festival presents during its season. Panagbenga festival is more than just a festival but it also shows how majestic looking it is, especially how the people include their creativity and give importance to it through clothes and dances.

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Inspired by the Masskara Festival, the Masschine painting circulates around the possibility of maintaining its tradition while also being carried away by the innovation. The Maskaras and costumes were made by LED lights, signifying the modernity of the tradition. While the painting honors the relevance of Masskara Festival on the culture and tradition of the people, it still wants to show that there may come a possibility that it can be replaced by machines.

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2025
12" x 12"
Acrylic on Canvas

This colorful painting shows the Bangus Festival, a lively celebration in Dagupan City. At the center is a stylized milkfish (called bangus) swimming through bright blue and green waves. The bold lines and fun colors show the excitement and pride of the festival, which honors Dagupan’s famous fish. The flowing shapes feel like dancing, symbolizing tradition, joy, and togetherness.

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2025
12" x 12"
Acrylic on Canvas

2 robots is seen dancing tinikling, implying that technology innovated, culture, our identity remains.

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 It presents a highly detailed image filled with technology and futuristic designs. The figures in the painting are stylized dancers wearing tribal attire with high-tech embellishments.Their traditional headdresses, often made from feathers, are reimagined with geometric, glowing patterns, suggesting digital displays or energy conduits. The costumes feature bright, contrasting colours such as electric blues, crimson reds, and neon oranges, giving the impression of wearable technology or exoskeleton-like suits. This evokes the image of tech-enhanced tribal warriors celebrating culture in a cybernetic age.

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Kalye’t Kultura” is a vibrant tribute to the Philippines’ rich tradition of street festivals, specifically inspired by the Dinagyang Festival. Painted on canvas using acrylic paint, this piece captures the energy of cultural dance, the pride of tribal heritage, and the modern skyline that frames today’s urban celebrations. The towering buildings symbolize progress, while the bright sunset and buntings connect the festive spirit of the past to the present. The dancers are adorned in traditional headdresses and costumes, representing joy, resilience, and unity amidst diversity. This artwork is a fusion of the old and new—where culture thrives even in a modern cityscape.

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2025
12" x 12"
Acrylic on Canvas

A representation of a city in the future with people still celebrating the Giant Lantern Festival, showing that tradition continues to shine through time. This work captures the harmony between progress and heritage, where innovation does not over shadow cultural identity.

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2025
12" x 12"
Acrylic on Canvas

The painting, made using canvas, acrylic paint, brush, pen, and palette, was created in reference to the Masskara Festival celebrated in Bacolod City. Entitled "Radiance of Masskara", the piece presents how the ethnic culture of the Filipino continues to shine brightly even as the world progresses. It illustrates traditional dancers in their colorful masks performing in the streets, while also incorporating elements of modern society—such as flying drones, high-rise buildings, and new model jeeps. This fusion of traditional and contemporary imagery captures the essence of how Filipinos preserve their culture of joy despite constant societal changes. The choreography in the painting—expressed through dynamic brushstrokes and vivid colors—depicts the dancers’ hopeful energy, symbolizing the enduring spirit of the Filipino people. The presence of modern technology and towering structures does not clash with the cultural celebration but rather emphasizes its adaptability. "Radiance of Masskara" symbolizes strength, resilience, and hope—showing how the Filipino spirit continues to smile and shine, even through challenging times, while looking forward to a brighter future.

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In computer networking, de-encapsulation is the process of peeling away abstraction layers to access the original message. Inspired by this, “DeEncapsulation” reflects the need to strip away modern distractions and reconnect with the vibrant soul of Filipino festivals amidst rapid technological change.

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2025
12" x 12"
Acrylic on Canvas

This painting reimagines the Sinulog Festival with a futuristic approach while preserving its traditional cultural essence. The parade remains rooted in custom, but instead of the usual daytime celebration, it takes place under a beautiful night sky to highlight the Sto. Niño drone light show. This piece reflects cultural devotion while exploring how faith and festival can evolve through time.

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2025
12" x 12"
Acrylic on Canvas

The art piece fuses Filipino tradition re-imagining the popular Cebuano festival of Sinulog in a futuristic style heading, the piece depicts four robot figures embellished in ornate tribal-inspired costumes and colors, capturing the grandeur and spirit of the cultural parade.

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2025
12" x 12"
Acrylic on Canvas

The painting represents that traditional festival is still alive even  in the society that surrounded by technology and advanced world, these two things can co-exist  to achieve better output and result a creative way of celebrating our culture.

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2025
12" x 12"
Acrylic on Canvas

This painting is a vibrant tribute to the Panagbenga Festival, a celebration of blooming, culture, and community held annually in Baguio City. At the heart of the artwork is a flower adorned jeepney, symbolizing the journey of Filipino life, resilient, enduring, and deeply rooted in tradition. The flowers that surround it, both dull and vibrant, represent the duality of human experience: the muted blooms reflect struggles and darker days, while the brighter ones symbolize joy, hope, and the lively spirit of the festival, Both the vibrant and muted colors represent that, whether in our darkest or brightest days, we continue to bloom and reveal our true selves with strength and authenticity. The rainbow patterns In the background illustrate the range of emotions felt during this season of renewal, expressing how the festival brings people together in a shared moment of beauty, healing, and celebration. Traditional Cordillera textile patterns beneath the scene ground the piece in indigenous heritage, honoring the rich cultural roots of the region. Altogether, the painting captures the essence of Panagbenga—not just as a visual feast, but as a heartfelt journey of growth, resilience, and cultural pride.

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2025
12" x 12"
Acrylic on Canvas

This painting captures the vibrant energy and cultural richness of the Dinagyang Festival, celebrated annually in Iloilo City. Bold, dynamic brushstrokes and vivid colors bring to life the rhythmic movements of Ati warriors, their traditional costumes, and the pulse of tribal music. The artwork celebrates Filipino heritage and highlights the deep devotion to the Santo Niño. It reflects not only festivity, but also unity, faith, and the spirit of community among the people.

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2025
12" x 12"
Acrylic on Canvas

“Lumina Paraw” is a futuristic robotic artwork that reimagines the traditional Paraw Regatta in a mesmerizing display of light, color, and movement. This innovative piece combines art and technology to create a unique visual experience that showcases the iconic Paraw sailboats in a futuristic, robotic form.

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2025
12" x 12"
Acrylic on Canvas

The Sinulog Festival is a special celebration held every January in Cebu to honor the Santo Niño or Child Jesus. It is one of the most famous festivals in the Philippines, known for its street dancing, music, and colorful costumes. People join parades and dance to the beat of the drums as a way to show their joy and faith. In our painting, we used acrylic paint to show the bright and lively feeling of the event. We painted dancers, decorations, and festive lights to represent the happy atmosphere. To connect it to modern life, we added designs like cellphones, LED lights, and digital patterns. These details show how technology is now part of everyday celebrations.

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