Is Jumalon presents a distorted landscape vision at Silverlens Manila

Is Jumalon's exhibition at Silverlens Manila redefines landscape art by rejecting pastoral ideals. The artist employs warped formations, tendrils, and roots to create a new visual vocabulary. Harsh angles and shards of color disrupt any classical traces, evoking psychotropic resonance and intimacy. Natural forms mutate to an interior rhythm, embracing hazards like crags and textures. Unlike artists who seek retreat, Jumalon lets oddities of the natural world remain exposed. Growth, gravity, time, and tenderness fill narrative gaps in this open terrain. The work suggests habitats driven by suggestion and visual stimuli, submerged beneath perception.