Here’s a close-up of one of the works.

A larger one mounted on the third floor gallery, I think.

Some works in a smaller section of the main gallery, with a bunch of people.

I do love his use of color. (He also makes fantastic nudes.)

… and the absence of it.

The series of his outlined versions of his Diaphanous series is called Permutations.
Here is a piece from said series. Plus, my parents.

I saw a philosophy professor whose class I wanted to take!
Here is Dr. Garcia (he pretty much loves art), asking for Mr. Olazo’s autograph.

Obviously, we asked for a picture. Kuya, Mang Ola, ma maman et moi!
He reminds me of a walrus.

Goo goo g’joob! :D

And because I can, here is a picture of me with Arturo Luz,
who is one of my favorite artists/personal heroes:

He is giving me a half-hug! :D If you do not know him, which by the way,
you should, he made one of the murals in CCP, and the pretty sculpture outside the Ayala Museum, against which Pau and I took pictures last year, because we are cool:

And, as promised, the rest of the action is under the cut.
So, clicket-y if you want to see. If not, then uh, go away.

My brother and his look of fake surprise.

My brother, myself, my mommy with Mr. & Mrs. Luz!

My mom & myself with Reggie Yuson. He made the pretty water sculpture in Bonifacio High Street. Here’s a picture of it that I stole from Flickr.

© Mabel1009 on Flickr.

Me with Romeo Lee.

S’more of Mang Ola’s works.

A WEIRD PLANT THING? This boggles my simpleton mind.

Then, we had a great dinner at Cibo.

The End.