Roy Veneracion’s ‘Aesthetic Syncretism’ on display
Veneracion is known for his use of Aesthetic Syncretism, a practice that interweaves seemingly opposing ideas, cultural references, and disparate visual idioms into a cohesive artistic language.
Daily TribuneVeneracion is known for his use of Aesthetic Syncretism, a practice that interweaves seemingly opposing ideas, cultural references, and disparate visual idioms into a cohesive artistic language.
Artist Roy Veneracion at The Manila Hotel's Art Gallery.
Photographs courtesy of the manila hotel
'Lucid Dreaming.'
'WHO Cares.'
'A Feeling for Pure Painting.'
The Art Gallery by The Manila Hotel presents The Art of Syncretism, a compelling exhibition featuring the works of esteemed Filipino artist Roy Veneracion. Officially opened on 16 July, the exhibit runs until 16 August, offering hotel guests and art enthusiasts the opportunity to experience Veneracion’s signature aesthetic philosophy.
A pioneering force in the Philippine contemporary art, Veneracion is known for his use of Aesthetic Syncretism, a practice that interweaves seemingly opposing ideas, cultural references, and disparate visual idioms into a cohesive artistic language. Through this method, he creates intricate works that defy categorization and challenge conventional artistic norms. The nine-piece exhibit features a selection of Veneracion’s works, from translucent abstract compositions and bold, expressive brushstrokes to deeply symbolic and layered mixed-media pieces.
“Roy Veneracion’s ability to unify diverse elements into cohesive and thought-provoking pieces reflects a profound understanding of art as a living, evolving dialogue. We are honored to showcase this exhibit in the Art Gallery,” said Marvin Kim Tan, vice president for Sales and Marketing of The Manila Hotel.
