One coconut rests whole behind 2 split halves, their pale, glossy meat catching highlights against warm, sunlit husks and a loose, expressive ground of violet, ochre, and teal. The brushwork is confident and tactile, balancing careful realism in the fruit with a more painterly freedom in the background. Fresh and tropical mood, an everyday Philippine subject treated with quiet reverence. A natural fit for a kitchen, dining area, or café-style space, this work will also appeal to collectors of Philippine art, fruit still life, and contemporary realism from the Visayas. Acrylic on canvas, measuring 16 x 12 inches, completed in 2026. The painting is hand-signed by the artist and arrives with a Certificate of Authenticity. It is offered unframed, ready for the collector's choice of framing.
Ships from Bogo City, Cebu · 3–7 days within Luzon, 5–10 days nationwide. Felix packs and ships this work directly.
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“As an oil and acrylic painter, I developed a distinct artistic style of bold brush strokes through loose yet confident markmaking. I'm particularly interested in figure painting, but I also exhibit my landscapes. My love and passion for market scenes, rural sceneries, and other subjects that capture my fertile imagination can be seen in my works, done in contemporary realism. Felix Catarata was drawing long before he ever picked up a brush. Growing up in Bogo City, Cebu, he used…” Read more
