Dahilan and Mallari’s works typify this deference to the flow of life and the vitality that springs from it when one is at ease with their existence. Their pieces feature alluring women framed by blossoming flowers and delicate fauna, an homage and surrender to all that’s true, good, and beautiful. As a whole, the exhibit is an apotheosis of aesthetic refinement and the quintessence of an awakened soul.

Jeff Dahilan is a visual artist specializing in still-life paintings and rural landscapes rendered using his signature his “trigonometric design.” He has been exhibiting his work in exhibits around the country and places like New York, Singapore, Taiwan, and Malaysia. In 2014, he was a finalist in the Hotel Luna National Painting Competition and his work has also finished as finalists in the GSIS National Art Competition and the Macuha Art Gallery National Painting Competition.

Wencyl Mallari is a young artist who hails from Tarlac. She grew up in a family of artists, which allowed her to naturally develop an inclination for drawing and painting at a young age. Her works take inspiration from her father, Ambrocio Mallari, who is also a painter, as well as the works of Leonardo Da Vinci, Orley Ypon, David Gray, Anna Haldin Maulle, and Jaime Gubaton. She has received numerous commendations at the Art Petron National Painting Competition, where she took home the Grand Prize in 2015.