"Summer" is part of my original "Four Seasons" series. It represents my admiration of nature and its changing conditions.

The seahorse may be little, but it's fierce with or without color.

A simple peony painted with artist-grade materials in 12"x12" with a black and white wood frame at 18"x18"x2"

I painted a set of peonies for Mother's Day, hence, the title. Flowers symbolize love, gratitude, and appreciation and are the perfect representation of the sacrifices and care our mothers have provided us.

By Addie SyCip-Cukingnan

Sale proceeds will benefit the World Vision Philippines' “Abutin Na10” campaign, whose recipients include the poor and marginalized children, their families, and communities.

A cluster of pink Chrysanthemum blossoms against a dark green background

I was inspired by the delicate shades of pink and lightness of the flowers, just like on the day that I saw them in Tagaytay. I painted this piece in one sitting, and I loved seeing the wonderful colors of pink, with fresh eyes, in the morning.

"Un Mazzo di Fiori" means flower in the garden.

A textured floral art with raw sapphires, the birthstone of September

The artist used art-grade art materials, like golden interference paints, for that shiny opalescent effect.

This artwork is framed in wood (black and white) at 18"x18"x2". 

Vibrant and vivacious, these pink flowers on a verdant green background are a visual feast for the eyes. The harmony of pink against the refreshing green background creates a captivating masterpiece that speaks of beauty and tranquility. 

The Kalingas offer their good harvest to Bathala or God.

Flourish where planted

The painting is created using acrylic on canvas and is framed with a thickness of 2.5 inches.

Sahod yaman plant or Philodendron Selloum will bring luck to your home.

"I need the seasons to live in the rhythm of rain and sun." - Sophie Marceau

"Floral Fantasia" embraces the vibrant energy of flowers through the lens of Cubism. Each canvas bursts with color, showcasing the dynamic interplay of petals and stems in a fragmented yet harmonious style. 

"At first, all I wanted was to be with you,

Now that I'm yours, I find my home in your embrace."

The hibiscus is used as an offering to goddess Kali and Lord Ganesha in Hindu worship. In the Philippines, the gumamela (local name for hibiscus) is used by children as part of a bubble-making pastime.

Sakura blooms last for only a few weeks, every springtime. In like manner, our ephemerality as human beings is a temporary gift--we can use it to bring happiness to people around us and cherish the value of the people that matters to us.

By Addie SyCip-Cukingnan

Sale proceeds will benefit the World Vision Philippines' “Abutin Na10” campaign, whose recipients include the poor and marginalized children, their families, and communities.

To break away from difficulties, challenges, frustrations, and sadness nature is the best solution

It's a form of a sweet escape. It's a life pause, making you feel good and encouraging you to keep going.

Gumamela flower

"Aloha," 2024

A floral acrylic painting with a gloss varnish finish

"There are always flowers for those who want to see them..." - Henry Matisse

A realistic rendition of a "Dahlia" flower

The jungle is a dangerous place. As a woman, this world can be dangerous. A woman needs to be strong to survive the atrocities this jungle of life hurls at her.

The daisy flower symbolizes innocence, purity, and a new beginning. Oh the other hand, the ladybug is known as the bringer of God's gift.

This painting is a reminder to be hopeful always.

"The day the Lord created hope was probably the same day he created Spring." - Bernard Williams

"Birds of Paradise" in semi-impressionist style

A field of sunflowers in the evening

A textured painting with a gloss varnish finish

By Addie SyCip-Cukingnan

Sale proceeds will benefit the World Vision Philippines' “Abutin Na10” campaign, whose recipients include the poor and marginalized children, their families, and communities.

My art features vibrant blooms created using the dynamic splatter technique. The randomness in the patterns symbolizes life's unpredictability, with each droplet representing a unique moment in life's beautiful tapestry. As a painter, I love the splatter technique for its surprise element and expressive freedom, allowing energetic and free-flowing creativity.

The orchid symbolizes love, beauty, and refinement.

I painted this orchid during the pandemic, inspired by my mom's orchid blooms in our garden.

Delicate roses and baby's breath flowers fill a vase in this lovely watercolor painting. The artist captures the tender beauty of the roses with quick strokes, and the tiny blossoms of the baby's breath create a soft backdrop. The play of light on the petals adds, and the watercolor medium gives the artwork a dreamlike quality.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year, when people seem to be kinder and more positive during the holidays.

This piece is a little special because it was made during a period of uncertainty when nobody knew how they felt about the holidays or about anything else.

An acrylic painting on canvas of an iris flower

The flower's translucency can be seen, even in its shadows.

It expresses beauty and strength in its simple display of elegance.

Sunflowers symbolize adoration, loyalty, and longevity. Sunflowers are also known for being “happy” flowers, making them the perfect gift to your loved ones.

It was inspired by Vincent van Gogh's "Sunflower" and expression of hope.

"Rose," 2019

By Addie SyCip-Cukingnan

Sale proceeds will benefit the World Vision Philippines' “Abutin Na10” campaign, whose recipients include the poor and marginalized children, their families, and communities.

Jade Vine has a scientific name of Strongylodon Macrobotrys; it is endemic to the Philippines.

Part of "Efflorescence Series," 2023

In the garden's dance, a sweet perfume, Efflorescence in full bloom.

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An acrylic floral painting with gloss varnish finish and white floating frame

By Addie SyCip-Cukingnan

Sale proceeds will benefit the World Vision Philippines' “Abutin Na10” campaign, whose recipients include the poor and marginalized children, their families, and communities.

A "family" of roses

It captures the delicate dance of nature's secrets, inviting viewers to listen closely to the whispered tales carried by each petal talking to the red moon.

Going through life with more ease, grace, and gratitude 

Ready to turn the page?

A sample inkwork of the artist's love for detail and composition. In this case, spontaneously overlaying floral patterns over a skull.