MUKATMAN Blog

 Yesterday, I had the incredible opportunity to witness Juan Luna's long-lost painting, "Hymen, oh Hymenèe," in person. Thanks to BPI Preferred membership, I joined a walking tour organized by Ayala Museum. The exhibition, titled "Splendor: Juan Luna, Painter as Hero," showcased not only the masterpiece itself but also photographs, a documentary, and Luna's other paintings and sketches. It was a truly inspiring experience to delve into the artist's history and artistic journey.

 PM PM NA LANG MUNA by Mel Casipit Acrylic on Canvas 36x24 inches We are now living at a different time, where it is not uncommon to stay at home and isolate. The government and medical personnel highly encourage it to prevent the spread of the virus. We connect to others via technology. We use social media apps specifically to communicate with our friends and family. We use apps to order food, pay rent and do banking. Some use apps to play games to pass the time until everything is back to normal. This artwork is part of the BISKEG Pangasinan Artist Collective Group Show titled "PHASED OUT"