An original watercolor painting of the makopa, framed and ready to hang. The makopa is a bell-shaped fruit with crunchy and juicy flesh and a mild flavor that is typically eaten fresh and sometimes straight from the tree. This piece is part of my series painting Philippine fruits and vegetables with the same treatment of subjects in classical paintings.
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Ships from Baguio City, Benguet · 3–7 days within Luzon, 5–10 days nationwide. Eula packs and ships this work directly.
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“I'm a food technologist turned full-time artist. The Philippines has such diverse ingredients, some unheard of depending on where you're from, and I use my knowledge to paint them with the same treatment as subjects in classical paintings. I also make atmospheric works that mix surrealism with everyday landscapes. I show how I translate my views of the world through colors, lines, and fabrics that ebb and flow, conveying my optimism to my viewers.”
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