Abstract art has played a crucial role in the art world for more than a century, pushing the boundaries of traditional aesthetics and representation. “Abstractions” is an educational journey that looks into the rich history and various interpretations of this artistic movement. Organized into thematic sections, this exhibition shines a spotlight on important artists, movements, and advancements that have significantly influenced the abstract genre.
“Abstractions” serves as an in-depth exploration of the expansive realm of abstract art, featuring a diverse collection of artworks that transcend the limitations of representation. These pieces encourage viewers to immerse themselves in the language of form, color, and emotion. With meticulous curation, this exhibition offers a unique opportunity to gain insight into the evolution of abstraction from the 20th to the 21st century, allowing art enthusiasts to truly appreciate the potency and allure of non-representational art.
The featured artists of this show include Raul Isidro, Sam Penaso, Cid Reyes, Pancho Piano, Christian Regis, Roy Espinosa, Ismael Esber, Roland Rosacay, Julius Clar, Al Vargas, Ingrid Aimee Peñaflor, McViñas, Erzil Morales, RV Operio, Romac and Em-em Malaluan Santos.
