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DANVIC BRIONES
Conceptual Mixed Media
Vancouver, Canada
Briones is a Vancouver-based mixed-media artist and expressive arts therapist. His first artwork was an elephant, which he copied from his favourite uncle’s drawing. During the course of his Fine Arts studies at university, he was introduced to printmaking (collagraphy) and this became the cornerstone of his art.
Danvic’s art focuses on his memories from childhood, incorporating nature and cultures from Canada and the Philippines. He also focuses on the Vancouver landscape, portraits of people, animals, the depiction of events and everyday life, and almost always giving a glimpse of his Filipino heritage.
Danvic has participated in group exhibitions around BC and in other parts of Canada. Most recently, his works were shown in How Green is Your Muse at the Surrey Art Gallery, In My Own Voice at Il Museo Italian Cultural Centre in Vancouver, and Essence at the Philippine Embassy in Ottawa. Among his solo exhibitions include Lakbay, which was held at Richmond Public Library in 2014, and Emoticons which was staged at the San Diego Centre for the Moving Arts in the US in 2003.
His style and technique continuously evolve. He carves and engraves recycled wood to make a bas-relief and paints the resulting image with very subdued colours – the deepest red, mossy green, and maroon that borders on a darker hue. He highlights his subject using the brightest yellow and treats the canvas with varnish, letting the wood absorb the colours. Once the varnish has dried, he applies dark oil paint and gradually removes it, stroke by careful stroke, thus giving it a sepia look, and making the carved lines bolder. He then softens certain elements using a variety of brushes and techniques.
What makes Danvic’s masterpieces so captivating for collectors?
(1) He uses recycled wood as his canvas and carves and engraves his subjects on it
(2) He creates stunning details, colours and textures that invite viewers to explore and reflect on his themes
(3) He blends different materials and techniques such as oil, acrylic and varnish to produce playful and original artworks.
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H.i.S.
Gray Scale-Conceptualism
Singapore, Singapore
H.i.S. is a Gray-Scale Conceptualism Artist. She’s been exploring art since she was little and always knew that she would pursue an artistic career. Even from primary school she had left herself open to explore various extracurriculars but it strongly gravitated towards artistic activities.
She started drawing for fun or making art at a very young age. As she got older she weaved through several phases from performing arts to jewelry and accessories design but ended up finding her true love back in ‘fine’ art.
Her works represent anything He needs her to say or if there’s something inside of her like a message that should be translated to art—whether it be serious or comedic.
She chose art because she feels more like both her voice and message are expressed better and clearer than when ‘speaking’
What do collectors love about H.i.S.’ breathtaking masterpieces?
-She’s not afraid to express her thoughts, ideas and creativity into grayscale colour and style
-Her style is unique because of her grayscale concepts, it speaks to your soul that will make you appreciate the deepness and other beauty of gray
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MARGO HARRISON
Realism-Expressionism
Fort Langley, Canada
Born in 1945 in Vancouver, Margo was raised near Ladysmith on Vancouver Island. She studied fine arts at the University of Victoria and graduated with a Bachelor of Education degree in 1967.
From 1967 to 1972 Margo taught Painting in the Parks classes for the Federation of Canadian Artists.
For thirty-four years before retiring in 2002 She was a teacher and art specialist in the Surrey School District
In 1985, she started painting using watercolour as a medium then switched to mixed media and acrylics in 2004.
Margo also sculpts.
Her magnificent hands can make life-size figures of sleeping cats out of clay—Comfort Cats.
Her three-dimensional cat creations are famous and are finding their way to homes all over the world.
What do collectors love about Margo’s breathtaking masterpieces?
(1) Margo’s masterpieces captivate collectors with their thematic series, which invite deeper exploration and connection
(2) Her skillful use of light, shadows, shapes and textures creates stunning contrasts and depth in her work
(3) She zooms in on the essence of her subjects, eliminating unnecessary distractions
(4) Her work evokes positive emotions such as joy, peace, inspiration and motivation
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RAECHE
Fluid-Expressionism
Manila, Philippines
A contemporary artist who loves using acrylic as her medium for painting. She fell in love with art and ballerinas at a very young age.
Art makes her feel alive and keeps her happy. She wants people to see and feel her emotions through her works.
She loves painting still-life objects such as—flowers, fascinating creatures like butterflies, and everyday people such as children and mothers.
In 2003 Raeche graduated from DLSU—College of Saint Benilde, and the Philippine School of Interior Design to major in BS Interior Design. It naturally led her into the field where she experienced working as a designer both in-house and as a freelancer, and into garments production and merchandising.
She also became an art facilitator for grade school children, which widened her knowledge about Art and People.
In 2017, she decided to be a full-time artist and her works started to get recognized by art collectors around the world.
What do collectors love about Raeche’s breathtaking masterpieces?
(1) Her unique style of painting motions, flow and fluidity creates a sense of joy and movement in the viewers. Her art invites you to join the dance of life.
(2) She leaves the faces of her subjects blank, so that anyone can imagine themselves in her art. She wants to share her vision with everyone, regardless of their identity, race, gender or background.
(3) Her paintings have a stunning texture, detail and depth that will mesmerize you in person. You will feel a connection with her art that will make you want to bring it to your home or personal space, where you can enjoy it every day.
Where are you right now? and At Least One Goal (What is your artwork’s main message to this world)
Positivity and Hope in Humanity. Inspire one person at a time at any age to dream Big
What does your Artwork represent most of the time?
My subjects are mostly women and children. The femininity of a woman, the care of a mother and the playfulness of a child. All on a positive note, when people look at my painting I want to convey joy, hope or just put a smile on their face.
What are your primary mediums?
My paintings nowadays are mostly Acrylic on Canvas, but I started out with Oil and from time to time I still paint in Oil.
How have you noticed your art style change or develop over time?
When I found my style in 2016 that was the time I started to develop it, working around the same fluidity in my medium but tweaking it a bit, like for these series I would these theme, or same kinds of colors, process, etc.
Do you have an art background? Please share a bit about it.
I graduated as Interior Designer in De La Salle College of Saint Benilde and in Philippine School of Interior Design
What made you decide to choose the art career path?
“Looking back I always loved art,
it was “My Happy Place”,
a world of my own.
When I was young my mom bought me
those jumbo crayons and I draw everywhere.
I mean literally everywhere, even on our walls.
I’m blessed that my parents always
encouraged me to follow my passion
and after graduation at a university
I took up an art class and got hooked.
It started out as a hobby
but it was sheer bliss whenever I painted.
So it became my dream job.
In 2017 I decided that if I want to make art
as a living it’s now or never.
I focus and visualize myself as an artist creating magnificent art and inspiring everyone who’ll look at it.
I see this as my long term career.”
What and/or who is your inspiration? Or do you find inspiration externally? Is it someone else or something else?
“I have a long list of people who inspire me or I look up to and wish to follow their footsteps somehow.
What keeps me motivated is knowing that God gave me this talent and I owe it to Him.
I love to use this talent, improve it and hopefully make people see the beauty of life. “
What do you think are the key characteristics of your work that help you standout from the crowd?
First it is my Expression. We are unique in our own way. Every painting style has been done before we just got bits and pieces of every style and tailor made it on our own…. And then it becomes you. The fluidity in movement as if the painting has a life on its gives characters to my works. It usually depends on my music and mood what the emotion emits in my paintings and I guess the viewers sees it somehow.
What creative or technical process do you have or do you practice in working or making your masterpieces?
Well it depends, sometimes I can paint it in a day or a week but sometimes it takes longer like a month or even two months. Unless I haven’t envisioned it in my mind or see it in my dreams I can’t seem to finish it or be satisfied with it.
TIME- Related Questions
Is time important when you work on your piece? For example, are you pressured about time whenever you have to participate in an exhibition?
I can paint it in a day or a week but sometimes it takes longer like a month or even two months. Unless I haven’t envisioned it in my mind or see it in my dreams I can’t seem to finish it or be satisfied with it.
SONJA ROOSENHART
Realism-Expressionism, Artist
From the moment Sonja got a brush pressed into her hands, she knew she had found her passion. She loves painting animals and still lifes, but portraits are also something that she is passionate about. With her craft, she is not much into perfection, but for emotion. The best compliment you can give her is how her art piece connects or resonates with you because it means that she did her masterpiece right!
Besides the free work that she makes (for direct sales and upcoming exhibitions), she also works a lot on commission.
What do collectors love about Sonja’s breathtaking masterpieces?
-She focuses on lighting, shadows and colours that her works look real in person
-Her style is bold, unique and sexy, she wants people to know that sexuality is beauty and should be celebrated
-The still life subjects she produces are vivid and gives you goosebumps
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TOTONG FRANCISCO II
Abstract-Expressionism
Angono, Philippines
Totong is an artist from Angono—The Art Capital Of The Philippines.
He’s been a full-time artist since 1996. He started painting when he was 14.
Through the years he exposed himself to different sorts of mediums or materials, from oil, water based paints to experimental mixed media and collages. But he found acrylic really enjoyable and suitable for him to use. For the past fifteen years it is his choice of medium base whether using it as it is or incorporating it with other materials.
He came from a family of artists—his grandfather is Botong Francisco—the National Artists in The Philippines.
His inclination about art can be traced back to the history and bloodlines of artists in their province. He was named after his grandfather Botong. Like his grandad he also studied Fine Arts and it always has been his dream to be an artist.
As soon as he decided to be a full time artist, he engaged himself in a lot of art activities and projects in art communities. He and his group are always aiming for the growth and development of Arts not only in their local town or province but for the whole country and internationally as well.
What do collectors’ love about Totong’s breathtaking masterpieces?
-His art focuses on inspiring and bringing joy by combining the vibrant colours and abstract subject to his canvas
-The texture, brush strokes and abstract details of his work make his art stand out when you see it in person, that you’d want to see more and bring them all to your home or personal space
-He’s unique style is a combination of Picasso, Pollock and Motherwell
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