MY CHAOTIC ORDER
Guild Room
March 29, 2024 to May 11, 2024
Abraham’s solo exhibition, My Chaotic Order, is a collection of paintings that explore the many facets of the artist’s mind through expressionless characters and symbolism. Consumerism is a constant theme woven into each piece, contributing to the depicted chaos. Diving deep into a multitude of subjects that reflect on the human experience, serious and thought-provoking narratives are conveyed through Abraham’s whimsical characters and a tapestry of playful landscapes.
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MY CHAOTIC ORDER
Guild Room
March 29, 2024 to May 11, 2024
Abraham’s solo exhibition, My Chaotic Order, is a collection of paintings that explore the many facets of the artist’s mind through expressionless characters and symbolism. Consumerism is a constant theme woven into each piece, contributing to the depicted chaos. Diving deep into a multitude of subjects that reflect on the human experience, serious and thought-provoking narratives are conveyed through Abraham’s whimsical characters and a tapestry of playful landscapes.
Click HERE for more information on gallery hours and private appointments.
Abraham is a Filipino-American artist currently based in the suburbs of Chicago. After college he began using his artistic skills as a freelance artist, working at some of Chicago’s top ad agencies. Armed with a double major and a unique wit, the artist uses an alternative point of view to re-imagine ideals and adds his own brand of social commentary by re-contextualizing graphic icons. He works primarily in acrylic, watercolor and ink. His work is informed by the cartoon imagery of his youth, and he counts among his influences many of the pop artists of the 1960’s. Abraham's work is often playful and colorful, depicting unique characters in odd settings. There is almost always an underlying message or story behind the work.
Photo credit: Kimberly Leja Atwood
My Chaotic Order is a collaboration between Elephant Room Gallery and Epiphany Center for the Arts.
Abraham is a Filipino-American artist currently based in the suburbs of Chicago. After college he began using his artistic skills as a freelance artist, working at some of Chicago’s top ad agencies. Armed with a double major and a unique wit, the artist uses an alternative point of view to re-imagine ideals and adds his own brand of social commentary by re-contextualizing graphic icons. He works primarily in acrylic, watercolor and ink. His work is informed by the cartoon imagery of his youth, and he counts among his influences many of the pop artists of the 1960’s. Abraham's work is often playful and colorful, depicting unique characters in odd settings. There is almost always an underlying message or story behind the work.
Photo credit: Kimberly Leja Atwood
