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![]() After
graduating in 1988, she worked for several interior design outfits
where she gained experience in furniture design, window displays,
etc. Several years later, she became fascinated with and gradually
made the transition into the world of computers. The years that she
spent teaching computer applications at the Futurekids, Shangri-la
branch in Mandaluyong City, would intensify her interest in computer
graphics and computer art. When Pia turned to painting as a relaxing hobby, she picked the rarely-used melted crayon as her medium, creating colorful canvasses in which nature is clearly her vital inspiration. Her works feature mostly flowers, leaves, and landscapes, all of them reflecting some little-noticed beauty feature of nature. While some dark shadings and earthy colors do reveal a more pensive side, the many bright and cheerful hues that predominate, through her innovative use of color-mixtures, and an interesting variation of strokes make her works come alive with the joy of living and the message that, indeed, beauty is all around us. A must for lovers of nature and its beauty, each Pia Belardo creation is an affirmation of this truth. Her works have been displayed at the Mondo Bar, at the Fort, and the Contempo Art Gallery, at Cityland, Mandaluyong City, and presented at her previous one-woman exhibit held the Art Circle Gallery, Shangrila Plaza, Mandaluyong City and at the Manansala Hall at the Galleria Suites - Ortigas. |
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