Simple Days in Pangasinan is a quiet Filipino countryside scene painted in a muted, minimalist style. Red roofed houses, soft greenery, and a sunlit dirt road capture the warmth and simplicity of life in Pangasinan. A lone figure walking along the path adds a gentle human presence to the stillness of the village.
This piece is created for Filipinos who feel a pull toward the province, whether you still live in the Philippines or now call another country home. It is a calm, nostalgic reminder of rural Filipino life for anyone who loves quiet streets, slow days, and that feeling of going home to the province.
Artwork description
Experience the warmth and simplicity of life in Pangasinan, Philippines through this evocative landscape. The red roofed houses, lush greenery, and sunlit dirt road set the scene for a peaceful day in a rural town. A single figure strolls along the path, bringing a human touch to the quiet charm of the village. This piece captures the essence of Filipino countryside life, making it a meaningful addition for those who appreciate nostalgia, culture, and scenic landscapes with a calm, understated mood.
Limited edition details
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Very small edition of 4 stretched canvas pieces
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Each piece is hand signed and numbered by the artist (1/4, 2/4, 3/4, 4/4)
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Once all 4 are collected, this edition will not be reprinted
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Created for collectors who want a Filipino landscape that feels personal and rare
How it feels in your space
This artwork is designed to bring a soft, peaceful atmosphere to your home. Its muted colours and simple composition make it easy to pair with modern, minimalist interiors, while the subject matter adds emotional weight and cultural meaning. It works beautifully in a living room, hallway, bedroom, or small reading corner where you want a quiet, reflective presence on the wall rather than something loud or busy.
About the artist
I am a Filipino landscape artist who grew up in Pangasinan and now lives in Edmonton, Alberta. I focus on calm, somber landscapes and muted colours so your space feels peaceful and reflective, not overwhelming. My work centres on Filipino scenes and quiet moments that feel like home, especially for those who are far from where they started.
