Junjun Ablaza: Maximalist Artist Extraordinaire

 

 

 

JUNJUN ABLAZA: MAXIMALIST ARTIST EXTRAORDINAIRE

JunJun Ablaza’s grandiose world is a walk through fantasyland, with angels suspended above towering heights, flying horses amidst surreal backgrounds, giant teapots, circus clowns, fire eaters, and gods and goddesses. He turns fantasy into reality and reality into fantasy, and this doesn’t even start to hint of JunJun’s mesmerizing complexity, as he continuously unravels surprises up his sleeves.

Undoubtedly known for his avant garde costumes, impressive home interiors and innovative jewelry designs, the highly buzzed about artist went a notch higher, when he recently introduced his wearable art, in his first one-man exhibit, entitled “Wild Things”. Held at the “7th High”, in Bonifacio Global City, JunJun’s creations captivated the attendees, as they marveled at the 100 pieces of headdresses, capes, crowns, collars, robes and other inventive art to wear.

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A maximalist, JunJun has run the gamut from lavish baroque inspirations, using explosion of colors, textures and shapes; to extravagant tribal pieces The talented son of distinguished couple, Consuls Louie and Mellie Ablaza, JunJun is the creative force behind his parent’s fabulous events, notably the Ablaza Ball, the Consular Corps of the Phils, the San Beda Alumni Association and Friends of the CCP. Cheers!

 

Artist of the Moment, JunJun Ablaza posed with his installation of feathered headdresses and costumes.
Czarina Syquia, Jun Jun Ablaza, Consul Mellie Ablaza and Consul Louie Ablaza, Jr.
Marian Ong, Consul Helen Ong, Mabel Abano and Ana Abano
JunJun Ablaza, Anali Garcia, Marivic Vazquez, Nympha Valencia and Michele Sison
Sari Yap, Sabrina Montero, Winston Llamas and Tessa Valdes
Pia Katigbak, Romina Gervacio, Philip Abadicio, Michele Sison and Carlo Calma
Consul Mellie Ablaza, Madame Brigitte Wilson, Nympha Valencia and Alice Samson

Alvin de Gamo, Ernest Gonzaga and Dennis Garra 

JunJun Ablaza, 4th from left, with models Franco Amiyan, Luigi Fernandez, Jethro Sanchez, Arjohn and John Zablan
Patty Jalbuena, Glecy Mojares, Lilibeth Campos and Marivic Vazquez

 

 

 

 

JUNJUN ABLAZA: MAXIMALIST ARTIST EXTRAORDINAIRE

JunJun Ablaza’s grandiose world is a walk through fantasyland, with angels suspended above towering heights, flying horses amidst surreal backgrounds, giant teapots, circus clowns, fire eaters, and gods and goddesses. He turns fantasy into reality and reality into fantasy, and this doesn’t even start to hint of JunJun’s mesmerizing complexity, as he continuously unravels surprises up his sleeves.

Undoubtedly known for his avant garde costumes, impressive home interiors and innovative jewelry designs, the highly buzzed about artist went a notch higher, when he recently introduced his wearable art, in his first one-man exhibit, entitled “Wild Things”. Held at the “7th High”, in Bonifacio Global City, JunJun’s creations captivated the attendees, as they marveled at the 100 pieces of headdresses, capes, crowns, collars, robes and other inventive art to wear.

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A maximalist, JunJun has run the gamut from lavish baroque inspirations, using explosion of colors, textures and shapes; to extravagant tribal pieces The talented son of distinguished couple, Consuls Louie and Mellie Ablaza, JunJun is the creative force behind his parent’s fabulous events, notably the Ablaza Ball, the Consular Corps of the Phils, the San Beda Alumni Association and Friends of the CCP. Cheers!