About the Artwork

A street scene in Cebu in which the barangay lies under the expansive Commercial Business District. The picture freezes a moment in which these untitled properties may disappear as commercialism could take over.

This piece was created with watercolor techniques onto a greyscale printed picture onto a watercolor art paper. This gives a unique detail of a high-resolution photograph and vibrant colors and individuality that only come from watercolor.

Using vibrant earthy and warm tones with intermittent bright contrasts, captures the bustling, colorful, and dynamic energy of an urban street, evoking the liveliness of city life amidst nature.

Mixed Media on Fine Art Paper

Everyday Life

Contemporary, Documentary, Photorealism, Street Art, Impressionism

2023

This Artwork is unframed and requires framing.

Art makes a timeless and meaningful gift! This artwork is perfect for occasions such as: Father's Day Mother's Day Home Purchase New Job Anniversaries Retirement Promotion Christmas

Consider displaying this artwork in: Living Room Office Dining Room Hallway Commercial Spaces

Cebu Life, Babae Na May Payong

Peter Bruce

Cebu City, Philippines

Mixed Media on Fine Art Paper

31.5 W x 23 H x 1 D inches

Customer Reviews

Peter Bruce
Cebu City, Philippines

Peter has 10 artworks,
and is available for
commissioned work.

Peter is UK-born and is now a permanent resident of Cebu.

He studied photography at Paddington College London. Then, he took up watercolor painting approximately 10 years ago. His work combines the two mediums using the photographic techniques of composition, light, and "capturing the moment," combined with the vibrance and saturation watercolor gives.

He views the familiar Filipino street scene differently--seeing a landscape of pure light and color. That sari sari store, jeepney, advertising hoarding, etc., is not a function to get coffee, shampoo, or a ride home but a source of high saturation of color within the moment. His art documents the ever-changing life of the Filipino, which will adapt and vary in years to come.

He has exhibited at art fairs, like the Tubo Art Fair in Cebu.

street scene buildings trees urban life pedestrian cityscape shadows colorful banners motorbike tropical environment

About the Artwork

A street scene in Cebu in which the barangay lies under the expansive Commercial Business District. The picture freezes a moment in which these untitled properties may disappear as commercialism could take over.

This piece was created with watercolor techniques onto a greyscale printed picture onto a watercolor art paper. This gives a unique detail of a high-resolution photograph and vibrant colors and individuality that only come from watercolor.

Using vibrant earthy and warm tones with intermittent bright contrasts, captures the bustling, colorful, and dynamic energy of an urban street, evoking the liveliness of city life amidst nature.

Mixed Media on Fine Art Paper

Everyday Life

Contemporary, Documentary, Photorealism, Street Art, Impressionism

2023

This Artwork is unframed and requires framing.

Art makes a timeless and meaningful gift! This artwork is perfect for occasions such as: Father's Day Mother's Day Home Purchase New Job Anniversaries Retirement Promotion Christmas

Consider displaying this artwork in: Living Room Office Dining Room Hallway Commercial Spaces

street scene buildings trees urban life pedestrian cityscape shadows colorful banners motorbike tropical environment

Peter Bruce
Cebu City, Philippines

Peter has 10 artworks,
and is available for
commissioned work.

Peter is UK-born and is now a permanent resident of Cebu.

He studied photography at Paddington College London. Then, he took up watercolor painting approximately 10 years ago. His work combines the two mediums using the photographic techniques of composition, light, and "capturing the moment," combined with the vibrance and saturation watercolor gives.

He views the familiar Filipino street scene differently--seeing a landscape of pure light and color. That sari sari store, jeepney, advertising hoarding, etc., is not a function to get coffee, shampoo, or a ride home but a source of high saturation of color within the moment. His art documents the ever-changing life of the Filipino, which will adapt and vary in years to come.

He has exhibited at art fairs, like the Tubo Art Fair in Cebu.