Traversing a realm where the forest breathes and speaks, Erikson Arcilla captures the spirit of the natural world in a series of twelve poetic works in Echoes of Verdure. The exhibition explores nature’s quiet resilience, unfolding through delicate textures and rich, earthy hues that echo the forest's living presence. Arcilla and his artworks encapsulate visual observation and tactile perception, a silent but profound dialogue between humanity and the environment.

Each piece represents a still, meditative moment, depicting nature’s transformative cycles. The artist's intricate textures and flowering branches symbolize both the fragility and strength of life, while the nuanced details of bark and leaf resound the silent persistence of growth. Through restrained backgrounds and a focus on organic forms, the works emanate a tranquil depth, urging viewers to engage with the subtle layers and tones.

In this exhibition, nature’s whispers and gentle rhythms become an invitation to pause and reflect. It is a reminder of the timeless connection between life and decay, growth and stillness, a tribute to the forest's quiet wisdom, and an offering of peace to those who enter its verdant embrace.

Write-up by Deseree Mapandi