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His works with oil and encaustic on canvas have been described as “late capitalist masterpieces marred by illogical marks, haze, and aggregations of reality that not only displaces portraiture as the totemic symbols of power and status but questions the formation of identity itself as the trap where a man cannot go forward”.[1]Jumalon was awarded the Artist Award of the Cultural Center of the Philippines in 2009, and has been represented by both Sotheby’s and Christie’s with consecutively increasing valuations in the secondary market. Jumalon has denied that economic success informs his paintings, and states that his works are instead antagonistic to the dictatorship and reification of the market. His projects seek a re-evaluation of some of the most fundamental positions that art has assumed in the past.       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4Table of ContentsBiography[edit]Accolades[edit]Solo exhibitions[edit]Group exhibitions[edit]Resources[edit]References[edit]Biography[edit]Jumalon trained for four years at the Philippine High School for the Arts at Mt. Makiling, Los Banos, Laguna, with a major in Visual Arts. After high school, Jumalon pursued his childhood dream of entering the College of Fine Arts of the University of the Philippines in Diliman, Quezon City. He graduated with a baccalaureate in fine arts, majoring in painting.The dialogue of Jumalon’s work features spaces he inhabits or inhabited. These spaces include Zamboanga, his childhood home; Laguna, where he was a Philippine government scholar; and Quezon City, where he studied fine arts in UP.       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4Juamlon said that these spaces seem to be about his identity as well. Art cohabits a relation with spaces, and people as well, including teachers and friends who have allowed him to evolve, and share the life he has lived with them. He talks about his art as a matter of ideas that come from these everyday encounters with the world. And at this point, it is this art that seems to define him as a person who relates to his surroundings as well. Jumalon finds inspiration in anything and everything-\u2014a candy wrapper, a moment, debris. He takes much from the past and speaks of it in the present, where nostalgia doesn\u2019t necessarily mean memory as it does an assertion of what remains relevant and real across time. Jumalon begins with ideas and challenges himself to transform them into a visual form-\u2014the only one he feels is powerful enough to carry his message. The materials to use, and the ways in which they will be utilized, are all part of the concept. They enjoin together after the decision is made that an idea is worth its value in paint and hard work. And then Jumalon, apparently, flies with it. The challenge to him has been the creation of something powerful and interesting. This beauty can represent the kind of life he sees and loves and knows. Jumalon finds solace in the urban spaces he occupies and imagines this space as distinctly pregnant with meaning and ideas and visual possibilities. It\u2019s an interesting view of the contemporary fast-paced city life that we all are part of. At most, it is a powerful rendering of the lives we live by someone who now knows the identity and the owning of his space(s), and has chosen to live among us. He thus can speak for us, and in that sense, his art is ours as well.Back in his native land, he painted mostly colorful self-portraits. Whimsical and carefree are the auras that describe his works.Spending his high school life in Laguna has been still artistically inclined having visual arts as his major. His paintings were done in subdued earth colors.He was then living in a mountain where his school is located, learning the rigors of the academic world.A winner was fondling for an identity, painting self-portraits. It came to pass, he started using a layering technique, and drawing faces over faces, an observation perhaps, watching fellow students with their diverse individuality go under guises just to create that harmony.Now, he lives alone, playing with wide spaces and abstract figures, graffiti, and black scratches on white background. He sees blunt black and white, anonymous, animosity, bare, his insight of urbanity.  Random and varied images are his confidant to fit and sustain in his necessary evolution.Accolades[edit]2005Top 5 Finalist in Philip Morris Award ASEAN Art Competition2003Top 50 Finalist in Philip Morris ASEAN Art CompetitionFinalist (Water media on paper category) Metrobank Art CompetitionJose Moreno Scholarship Pitoy Moreno FoundationBest Artwork for the Philippine CollegianBest Editorial Cartoon for the Philippine Collegian2002Finalist (oil\/acrylic category) in 35th National Shell Art CompetitionSemi-Finalist (Oil on Canvas) Metrobank Art Competition2001Honorable Mention in 34th National Shell Art CompetitionSolo exhibitions[edit]2010A Part, Winner Jumalon Solo Exhibit runs from 6 to 30 June at Pinto Art Gallery, #1 Sierra Madre Heights, Grandheights, Antipolo City.2008Eslite Gallery Taipei, Taiwan2007Destroyed Images Ark Galerie Jakarta2006 Face Values, Richard Koh Fine Art in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia2005About Face, The Drawing Room in Makati, PhilippinesGroup exhibitions[edit]2010Pachingguel \u201cPach\u201d Hortillanos, Winner JumalonRecent Find, Manila Contemporary2008Showcase Singapore, SingaporeHong Kong International Art Fair, Hong KongCIGE 2008 Beijing Art Fair, Beijing, ChinaBridge Art Fair New York, New York, U.S.A.2007Scope Miami, The Drawing Room @ Miami, Florida, U.S.A.Art Singapore, The Drawing Room, Level 4, Suntec Building, Singapore2006The Drawing Room @Dubai Art Fair International Exhibitions & Conferencesthe United Arab Emirates >ART Singapore, The Drawing Room, Level 6, Suntec Building, SingaporeNew Directions, The Rotunda Gallery, Neilson Hays Library, 195 Surawong Road,\tBangkok, ThailandUtterly Art & The Drawing Room South Bridge Road, Singapore2005Art Taipei 2005 Taipei, TaiwanArt Singapore 2005 The Drawing Room, Suntec Building, Singapore2004Asian Art Contemporary Singapore The Drawing Room, Suntec Building, Singapore2003Top 50 Finalists Metropolitan Museum, Roxas Blvd., Manila, PhilippinesArt Rush Metrobank Plaza, Makati Avenue, Makati, Philippines\u201cBox Environment\u201d Ayala Museum, Stock Exchange Bldg., Makati, Philippines2002Metrobank Art Competition Metrobank Plaza, Makati Avenue, Makati, Philippines35th Shell Art Competition SM Megamall, Artwalk, Mandaluyong, Philippines200134th Shell Art Competition Greenhills, San Juan, Philippines\u201cI-Works\u201d Nemiranda Arthouse, SM Megamall, Mandaluyong, Philippines\u201cAnim-a\u201d Thesis Exhibition UP Faculty Center, Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines2000Resources[edit]http:\/\/misc.inquirer.net\/nokia\/youngartists\/profile.htmlhttp:\/\/www.drawingroomgallery.com\/pdf\/winner_jumalon.pdfhttp:\/\/www.manilaartblogger.com\/2010\/06\/07\/winner-jumalons-unusual-portraits\/http:\/\/www.utterlyart.com.sg\/artists\/view\/83http:\/\/angfierranijuana.wordpress.com\/tag\/winner-jumalon\/http:\/\/www.drawingroomgallery.com\/contemporary\/images\/artworks\/5\/press\/1134025247.pdfhttp:\/\/www.artslant.com\/ew\/events\/show\/248275-recent-findReferences[edit]       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4"},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki24\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki24\/winner-jumalon-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Winner Jumalon – Wikipedia"}}]}]