About the Artwork
This was an official entry to the National Quincentennial Painting Competition "Sovereignty Category."
It is a two-way painting that shows the battle of Mactan with the naked eye and, when viewed in reverse (negative), the other heroes that followed after the 1521 victory: from Rizal to Bonifacio, Quezon to Liwayway, Penaflorida to Ambubuyog, and other unsung heroes.
The package includes a write-up.
Acrylic on Canvas
History and Legend
Pop Art, Contemporary
2020
This Artwork is unframed and requires framing.
Hibla (A Two-Way Painting)
Christine Faye Chelabian
Bacoor City, Philippines
Christine Faye has 11
artworks,
and is available for
commissioned work.
Christine Faye has been in the publishing industry for the past 17 years, mainly as a book illustrator and now as the co-founder of Kawangis Publishing Co. The company publishes image books and table-top games that aim to reflect Filipino culture and values. They also serve as local alternatives to Western and Japanese interests of today's generations. Other than that, she also dreams of selling her original paintings; and expressing her art in bigger canvases and traditional mediums.
About the Artwork
This was an official entry to the National Quincentennial Painting Competition "Sovereignty Category."
It is a two-way painting that shows the battle of Mactan with the naked eye and, when viewed in reverse (negative), the other heroes that followed after the 1521 victory: from Rizal to Bonifacio, Quezon to Liwayway, Penaflorida to Ambubuyog, and other unsung heroes.
The package includes a write-up.
Acrylic on Canvas
History and Legend
Pop Art, Contemporary
2020
This Artwork is unframed and requires framing.
Christine Faye Chelabian
Bacoor City, Philippines
Christine Faye has 11
artworks,
and is available for
commissioned work.
Christine Faye has been in the publishing industry for the past 17 years, mainly as a book illustrator and now as the co-founder of Kawangis Publishing Co. The company publishes image books and table-top games that aim to reflect Filipino culture and values. They also serve as local alternatives to Western and Japanese interests of today's generations. Other than that, she also dreams of selling her original paintings; and expressing her art in bigger canvases and traditional mediums.
