Ana Fe Ruiz 
Talisay City, Cebu 

A breast cancer survivor, Ana does Art as a lifetime therapy. Her artworks speak about her emotions, mind, and soul, and have stories to tell that inspire other people's lives. She held her first solo art exhibition in 2018. 

Richerdan Ordiales 
Baguio City, Benguet

Richerdan is a 20-year-old student from Baguio City. As a hobby, he loves to paint abstract art and explores different forms of art. 

Christanto Rentoy
Quezon City, Manila

Chrisanto Rentoy is a self-taught visual abstract artist who studied Engineering at Bulacan State University. His artworks range from the context of his belief to unheard forms of human experimental perception, perspective, and assumption. He uses oil and acrylic paint as medium and human subjects to express the vital role of art in human society. 

Aristotle Mas 
Las Pinas City, Manila 

“Art is not what you see, but what you make others see." 

Intangible Visions: 
Selections by FilipinoArt.ph

FilipinoArt.ph, an online art gallery, is currently exhibiting works by eight Filipino abstract artists whose paintings demonstrate how intuitive and accessible abstract art can be.

From the crashing of the waves to dreaming of a blissful splurge of colors, eight Filipino abstract artists urge their audiences to experience a piece of their personal space – a creative realm that one cannot normally perceive based on real-world representations. 

This section features 4 abstract artists from various regions of the Philippines: 

Ana Fe Ruiz 
Talisay City, Cebu

Chrisanto Rentoy 
Quezon City, Manila

Richerdan Ordiales 
Baguio City, Benguet

Aristotle Mas 
Las Pinas City, Manila

Tez Velasquez

Angeles City, Pampanga

Tez is a graduate of B.S. Architecture from the University of Santo Tomas and worked with international firms around Asia. Late last year, she discovered another passion: painting art. 

"Painting art is meditation in colors" - Tez Velasquez 

Kathleene Kaye Somera Quezon City, Manila

Gauri Sandbhor 
Taguig City, Manila 

Gauri is a self-taught artist who loves painting in acrylic and charcoal medium. She explores different aspects of nature, using various techniques and textures. Her love for art is an exercise in self-indulgence in her otherwise busy world - a love letter to herself. 

Tez Velasquez 
Angeles City, Pampanga 

Tez is a graduate of B.S. Architecture from the University of Santo Tomas and worked with international firms around Asia. Late last year, she discovered another passion: painting art. 

"Painting art is meditation in colors" - Tez Velasquez

Kathleene Kaye Somera 
Quezon City, Manila

Kathleene Kaye is a graphic artist and fan of traditional artworks. Her first exhibit was at "Art for Everyone" in SM Megamall in 2019. She uses acrylic paint; she also mixes watercolor and acrylic. She finished Human Resources Development Management at PUP Quezon City but chose to work in the art field. 

Richer Fernandez 
Cavite City, Cavite 

Teaching, as a profession, has rekindled Richer's love for the arts. He has been developing further his skills in the visual arts since 2019. 

Intangible Visions: 
Selections by FilipinoArt.ph

Intangible visions, so to speak, explore what's relatively unknown to the viewer, but extremely a familiar, sacred place to the artist.  

“With these paintings, you can feel the various emotional impact of each piece to every participating artist,” curator Arnold Perez says.

“Every solid brushstroke, every dab of color used, and every fluid shape and line applied on the canvas speaks volumes about each one's infinite imagination, yet they're deeply intimate and personal.”

This section features 4 abstract artists from various regions of the Philippines: 

Gauri Sandbhor  
Taguig City, Manila   

Tez Velasquez 
Angeles City, Pampanga

Kathleene Kaye Somera 
Quezon City, Manila

Richer Fernandez 
Cavite City, Cavite