A family affair
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Gio Panlilio’s cerebral palette of light hues.
Panlilio Family Al, Angela and Maia Panlilio.
Cliff Lichaytoo, Wig Tysmans and Enchong Formoso.
Cris Trinidad and daughter Andy Trinidad.
FROM left Bern Wong, Cesca Wong, Corinne Wong and Robi La Chica.
Johann Gausch and wife Jackie.
FROM left Jay Camus, Willie de Vera, Orly Ninon AND Jason Quibilan.
FROM left Leah Zamora, Vina Concepcion and Reena Rosario.
Al Panlilio, Julie Carceller, Noel Lorenzana , Kai Rodriguez and Gail Mercado.
Mikel Panlilio, Xavi Bonoan, Nikki Roxas and Teá Roxas.
Evelyn Andrews, Butch Antonio and Bookie Soliven.
Roxanne Lu and Lei Cariño.
Boyie and Tina Mallari.
Gina Lorenzana
Lindy Roxas
Me-Ann and Joel Garcia.
Pixie Ferrer and Rona Torres.
Stephanie Frondoso and Julia Roy.
Noel Lorenzana and Patrick Garcia.
Blood is thicker than water they say. And it holds true in all aspects of life — work and play. Mother and son artists Angela and Gio Panlilio came together and held a successful show recently at Artinformal in Karrivin Plaza.
The well-attended event showcased both notable talent and their passion for the arts. It was a celebration of artistry with Angela Panlilio’s “Into light” wherein she uses her trademark of window, glass and illusion with a twist of warm hues and Gio’s noteworthy “Temporary Constellations” subliminal study of space in abstraction both bathe in the beauty of perspective through the lens with a captivating play of shadows and light.
The vibe of the event was quite warm, pleasantly light and energetic. A fun filled special occasion with a lot of family and friends. A delightful exercise in art appreciation with inspiring points of view from beautiful minds. After all, the fruit doesn’t fall far from the tree.
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