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Published June 29, 2021, 12:04 PM Tiny Nuyda There is something immensely poetic about Justin “Tiny” Nuyda’s art, specifically his mindscape series. And this poeticity perhaps lies within the many husks and layers of contradictions that make up these “landscapes of the mind.” For example, Nuyda’s works can simultaneously embody opposites, like harmony and disorder, symmetry and asymmetry, and calmness and chaos. It is fitting that his latest mindscape creation, which was part of Galerie Roberto and Art Moments Jakarta’s “Varied Conversations” is titled Fire and Ice. “I am a very spontaneous painter,” he said. “The concept behind the artwork develops as I paint and then concludes when I lift the paintbrush away from the canvas. Fire and Ice is representative of a paradox behind the elements, their shapes, how I imagine them integrate and form.” ....
Treasures from the ordinary Lydia Velasco and Alona de Cruz If someone were to give Alona de Cruz an empty vial of medicine, a part of a rosary, an oxygen mask, a hose, and a shawl, she would give it back as a treasure that you would hold dear to your heart. This is exactly what happened when a c ....
OPEN UP InRepair, oil on canvas, 2019 Froilan Calayag’s artworks are always filled with his created characters and creatures. It is almost as if his works are illustrations of scenes drawn from fantasy books. Interesting, however, how Froilan does not see himself as a storyteller. Instead, he claims that he is the story. But what is his story? STORYTELLING THROUGH ART Froilan Calayag “I was born with defects. They used to treat me with a lot of medications and, as I grew, my mother suspected I had autism spectrum disorder because my behavior was quite different from the other kids,” he recalls. “They told me that as early as the age of two, I could already make sculptures out of paper and draw images clearly. There was a time, I think when I was seven years old, I dreamed of the sky, where the clouds opened, and a figure of a paint brush appeared. From then on, I knew I would become an artist.” ....
IMG 20210503 065434 Anton Del Castillo believes that his art, although often rooted in personal events and people close to him, can be a way to express universal themes. For Anton, all art conveys a narrative. The stories shown in his works, however, are founded on visions. “The scenes that are depicted in my art often come from episodes that curiously show up in my dreams,” he says. “I am then urged to render them into permanence. Interestingly, these scenes mirror my own experiences and, as I eventually come to know, those of others as well.” Like all of us, one of the major anxieties that plague Anton’s mind right now is COVID-19. Ironically, he says, the virus gave him more material for artistic expression. “As an artist who draws heavily from his own experiences and emotions, the global pandemic, with its maddening effect on our relationships and mental well-being, aggravated my worries and concerns, compelling me to create more,” he says. “But with he ....