“Invisible” unfolds as an evocative art exhibition that boldly foregrounds the indomitable spirit of women in their graceful embrace of the complexities of aging. Regina Arambulo-McAndrew, with her enchanting artwork, encourages visitors to delve into the untold narratives, concealed desires, and enduring strength that lie beneath the surface of these remarkable women.

Regina Arambulo-McAndrew’s artistic odyssey unfolds across continents, weaving through the Philippines, Los Angeles, Paris, Caracas, and now finding its anchor in Edinburgh. Her educational journey in graphic design and illustration, meticulously crafted at renowned institutions, lays the foundation for her artistic exploration. The turning point came during her 2017 figurative course at the Leith School of Art, a pivotal moment of self-discovery.

At the core of “Invisible” lies a profound exploration of the theme of aging, shedding light on how society all too often relegates women to the shadows as they gracefully mature.

Arambulo-McAndrew’s art not only celebrates the timeless essence of these women but also weaves a distinctive narrative into each piece. With a nod to the spirit of Baroque-era religious portraiture, her creations expertly blend rich colors and juxtaposed visual elements, resulting in artworks that pulsate with depth and emotional intensity.

Yet, “Invisible” is not solely a reflection on the broader theme of aging; it is also an intimate meditation on McAndrew’s personal journey through this universal experience. Her artworks beautifully embody the unique beauty her maturing self imparts, extending a heartfelt invitation to her audience.