Aurelio de Guzman is an artist deeply connected to nature and personal experiences, often drawing inspiration from his surroundings and the environment. His art reflects his passion for the environment, his childhood memories, and the challenges of modern life, such as pollution. Throughout his artistic journey, Aurelio has been committed to teaching others, especially young people, believing in the power of art to inspire future generations. Despite challenges, he has remained focused on growing his craft, learning from trial and error, and sharing his knowledge with others.
ART STYLE & INSPIRATION
Aurelio art is inspired by his deep connection to nature, personal experiences, and concern for the environment. He draws from everyday life, including childhood memories, the beauty of nature, and issues like pollution and modern life’s impact. His dedication to teaching, particularly to young people, is also a key inspiration. Aurelio believes in art's power to inspire future generations, and his journey reflects his commitment to sharing knowledge, learning through trial and error, and staying grounded while pursuing artistic growth. His inspiration comes from his love for the environment, his craft, and his desire to pass on knowledge.
ART TO SOCIETY
The artist values art deeply as it has been their livelihood. Despite early struggles, they pushed forward, joined competitions, and eventually gained recognition from well-known artists who approached them. This turning point boosted their confidence, reinforcing the idea that talent speaks for itself. The artist believes art plays a vital role in society, particularly in raising awareness about environmental issues. They emphasize that art should serve a purpose and communicate a message, even if it's not immediately understood. Accepting constructive criticism is essential for growth, and artists must remain open to feedback to improve and evolve.
Artworks
SPECTRUM OF LIFE 4ft. X 3 ft. Acrylic on Canvas
- AURELIO DE GUZMAN
"I believe that art is about passion, creativity, and resourcefulness. You don’t need expensive materials to create something beautiful—what matters is how you use what you have. For me, execution and presentation are more important than the cost of materials. Through my work, I hope to inspire others to embrace positivity, explore their creativity, and connect with the emotions behind each piece."
