"Palette of Personalities" is a trio exhibit that empowers three women, each with a unique world and artistic journey. This exhibit explores the creative palette of identity, emotion, and experience, with each piece reflecting and offering a glimpse into the creator's innermost self. A fusion of diverse perspectives, personalities, voices, and visions illuminates tales of strength, weakness, vulnerability, and transformation. Every brush stroke, string, texture, and hue reveals the intricate layers of personality, creating a dialogue that balances contrast and unity—where individuality shines and deep connections emerge through art.

You can check the physical exhibit at Feynman Coffee, Taytay, Rizal

Angeh Sityar is a self-taught artist with a passion for the intricate beauty of thread art, a medium she admires for its embodiment of patience. She creates mesmerizing geometric patterns that captivate viewers and showcase her dedication to precision and creativity. Her works have been exhibited in local venues, including Dulo MNL, SM North, ARTablado Antipolo, ARTablado Galleria, and Art Show Philippines. Internationally, her art has been showcased in Malaysia (December 2024) and Madrid, Spain (March 2025), establishing her presence on the global art stage. 

Abby Sabularse is a self-taught artist from Bicol who is now making her mark in Manila. Known for her vibrant colors and expressive eyes that serve as windows to the soul, her works reflect her lively personality. Specializing in acrylic and acrylic gel, Abby’s art is both bold and emotive. Her journey of perseverance and self-education has led her to various exhibitions and competitions, including the Quincentennial Art Competition (2020) and the Clean Air Asia Art Competition (where she was a finalist). She has also showcased her work at Artablado Antipolo, SM North Edsa, Art Show Philippines exhibits, and other mural projects. 

Ja Ballarta is an artist drawn to patterns, doodles, and intricate designs. In her search for a signature style, she gravitates toward black and white, dark tones, and strong contrasts—reminiscent of chiaroscuro. Her work is deeply influenced by the Caravaggisti art movement, embracing dramatic lighting and intensity. 

Each piece she creates reflects her emotions, thoughts, and perceptions—a visual projection of how her mind takes shape in art. 

Recently, she has begun experimenting with a neon palette, exploring the interplay of bold colors against her signature contrasts. She has also ventured into resin art, marking a new phase in her artistic journey and expanding the depth of her creative expression.