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“Layers of Life”.                                                        This piece caught my eye with its packed details and vivid colors. It feels like a whole world squeezed into one frame—telling stories of people, culture, and maybe even belief systems. It made me slow down and look closer.

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(Scrap Metal Guitar Sculpture):I chose this because it turns metal scraps into music. It’s rough, raw, and rebellious—like a guitar built for a rock band from the future. It shows that art can be powerful even without paint.

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Anino by Luis LorenzanaCharcoal on paper, 2015.   A haunting image of a child stares out as if trapped in a flooded memory. The inverted colors reflect harsh realities—poverty, loss, and survival in urban chaos. It moved me with its quiet intensity.

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Insa ng Orthu by Dex Fernandez, 2023.                   :A wild mix of skeletons, halos, flames, and embroidery—it’s both creepy and beautiful. I picked this because it felt like a strange dream about life after death. Dex Fernandez blends chaos and meaning in a way that made me curious and a little uneasy.

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There’s something about her gaze—calm, unreadable, almost like she knows a secret. She reminds me of the Mona Lisa, but with a Filipino soul. Her traditional dress, soft posture, and steady eyes pull you in, making you wonder who she was and what she was thinking. Quiet, strong, timeless.