Exhibitions

Physical, Online, or Virtual Reality "VR"

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Open Pavilion (Linkedin) - The Wrong Biennale 2025/2026

Type: Biennale

Location: Open Pavilion (Linkedin)

Organizer: The Wrong Biennale - 7th Edition

Curated by: David Quiles Guilló

Date of Exhibition: Nov 1, 2025 - March 31, 2026


Artist's Entry Piece

Titles: Filipino Folklore and Identity: What Makes a Filipino?

Media: digital art

Sizes: varies

Year: 2025

Description: In this new series, IJWBAA reimagines both Filipino mythology and identity, transforming ancient legends and cultural symbols into dynamic, contemporary art. He explores what it means to be Filipino, blending the past with the future, and offering a fresh perspective on Filipino culture through his digital lens.



Incognito Art Show

Type: Charity Show

Location: New South Wales, Australia

Organizer: Incognito Art Show - Year 2025

Date of Exhibition: Coming soon!


Artist's Entry Piece

Titles: Mother and Child, Family, Man and Wife

Media: digital art (print)

Size: A5

Print Edition: One - 1/1

Description: IJWBAA’s three digital artworks for the "Incognito Art Show" explore human connections and identity through his signature elongated figures and bold compositions. "Family" and "Mother and Child" capture the warmth of kinship, maternal tenderness, and paternal strength, emphasizing unbreakable bonds. "Man and Wife" symbolizes partnership and shared existence. Each piece embodies IJWBAA’s minimalist yet emotive style, inviting viewers to reflect on relationships and selfhood.

Note to Buyer/Collector: The 2025 Incognito Art Show sells anonymous artworks for $100, revealing artists’ identities only after purchase. All proceeds support Studio A and The Art Factory, which empower artists with disabilities through professional development and inclusion. This unique fundraiser supports arts education, community projects, and a more diverse arts sector. For inquiries, contact Incognito Art Show.



What Makes a Filipino: Exploring Filipino Culture and Identity

Type: VR Exhibition

Title of Exhibition: What Makes a Filipino

Presented by: OncyberIO

Date of Exhibition: April 1-30, 2025


Artist's Entry Pieces

Title: What Makes a Filipino: Exploring Filipino Culture and Identity

Media: digital art

Sizes: 1400 x 1400 pixels

Description: This vibrant digital art collection by IJWBAA captures the essence of Filipino culture, heritage, and traditions. Featuring powerful visuals of Barong Tagalog, Baro’t Saya, Fiesta, Street Foods, Tsinelas, Pamilya, Filipino Time, and the Blessed Virgin Mary, each artwork reflects the deep-rooted values, resilience, and colorful spirit of the Filipino people. Dive into this visual journey celebrating identity, history, and the everyday life that defines the Philippines.



Tech Guy - Self-Portrait

Type: Online Exhibition

Title of Exhibition: Self-Portrait

Location: London, United Kingdom

Gallery: Cista Arts

Online Exhibition Date: March 3-20, 2025

Description: Cista Arts presents "Self-Portrait", an online exhibition exploring self-representation in contemporary art through painting, photography, digital art, sculpture, and performance. Among the featured international artists, IJWBAA showcases "Tech Guy", a minimalist digital self-portrait symbolizing his journey as a digital artist. Composed of simple geometric shapes in muted gray and white tones, the figure reflects modernity and efficiency, with a stark black computer mouse as a central element—both a literal tool and a metaphor for his creative evolution. The glasses and upright posture suggest focus and clarity, while the clean composition mirrors his intentional artistic approach. This piece encapsulates the fusion of identity, technology, and creativity in an era shaped by cultural hybridity and digital presence.



Filipino Folklore

Type: VR Exhibition

Title of Exhibition: Filipino Folklore

Presented by: OncyberIO

Date of Exhibition: Jan 20, 2025


Artist's Entry Piece

Title: Filipino Folklore

Media: digital art

Size: 1400 x 1400 pixels

Description: IJWBAA reimagines Filipino mythology through minimalist digital art, blending vibrant colors and geometric shapes to depict legendary figures like the Aswang, Manananggal, Bathala, and more. Each piece blends folklore with modern aesthetics, using color and symbolism to breathe new life into Filipino myths and create timeless, thought-provoking art.



Green Aliens

Type: Charity Show

Title of Exhibition: "Artwork for a Cause" to benefit Millhouse Foundation Org

Location: Texas, USA

Organizer: Postcard Art Exhibit

Date of Exhibition: Sept 21 - Oct 10, 2024

🔴 SOLD OUT!!!


Artist's Entry Piece

Title: Green Aliens

Media: digital art (print)

Size: 5x7 inches

Print Edition: One - 1/1

Description: "The Green Aliens serve as a metaphorical representation of the societal disconnect and estrangement individuals often feel in various aspects of their lives. Through their presence, the artwork delves into themes of identity crisis, societal roles, the suppression of creativity, and the existential questioning of life's purpose. By depicting these themes through the lens of extraterrestrial figures, the art prompts viewers to reflect on their own experiences of alienation and the broader implications within contemporary society." - Pao



Workers of New York

Type: VR Exhibition

Title of Exhibition: Workers of New York

Location: New York, USA

Presented by: Digital Arts Blog

Date of Exhibition: July 1-31, 2024


Artist's Entry Piece

Title: Workers of New York

Media: digital art

Size: 1400 x 1400 pixels

Description: "IJWBAA meticulously designs a curated selection of representative figures that serve as symbolic embodiments of New York City's vibrant and multifaceted workforce. This diverse ensemble includes individuals from various professions essential to the city's functioning, such as chefs, who infuse flavor into its culinary scene; nurses, who provide essential healthcare services; police officers, who ensure public safety; professors, who contribute to the city's academic landscape; doctors, who heal and care for its residents; tech professionals, who drive innovation; engineers, who build its infrastructure; soldiers, who protect its freedoms; businessmen, who boost the economy; and news reporters, who keep its citizens informed. Each figure captures the essence and importance of their respective roles within the dynamic fabric of New York City." - Pao