The Asian Cultural Council Philippines (ACCP) has partnered with the National Museum to host “Layers and Shadows,” an exhibition showcasing the works of multifaceted artist Demi Padua.
As part of ACCP’s series of special events this year to celebrate its 25th anniversary, this event not only highlights Demi’s exceptional skill but also supports ACCP’s mission to foster cultural exchange and development through the ACC Philippine Fellowship Program.
The donation and assistance from DF Art Agency, Demi Padua, and benefactor The Good Hope Future Foundation will directly support the ACC Philippines Fellowship Program, which aims to advance the careers of Filipino artists, scholars, and cultural practitioners. The program provides opportunities for growth and international collaboration, promoting the country’s rich cultural heritage.
The collaboration between ACC Philippines Foundation and the National Museum along with ACCP supporters in the arts and business sectors underscore the importance of cultural exchange and development in the arts. By supporting Filipino artists and promoting their work on a global stage, ACCP continues to make a positive impact on the country’s cultural landscape.
Demi Padua is a renowned Filipino artist known for his striking portraits and trompe l’oeil technique. His works often feature intricate details and layers, inviting viewers to explore the depths of his art. Padua’s artistic journey has been marked by numerous solo and group exhibitions here and abroad, showcasing his talent and creativity. He has been awarded with the Grand Prize in the 2013 Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Tanaw Art Competition, the AAP, GSIS Museum and the Metrobank awards.
“Layers and Shadows” by Demi Padua will be open to the public from August 13 to 26, 2025, at the Sergio Osmeña Hall, National Museum of Fine Arts.