Chariline Bigbig

When Chariline was young, her mother taught her to draw a simple sketch. From that moment on, she never stopped drawing. She would draw on the walls of their house, on paper, and anywhere she could. By incorporating drawing into her life, she became a self-taught artist. Most of her drawings contained stories, akin to a diary, but instead of using words, she used lines and curves to depict the narrative she wished to convey.

Recently, she learned to use acrylic paint and began exploring the style of expressionism. Now, she endeavors to combine expressionism with pop art and narrative painting. Through her art, she aims to portray the fleeting moments in our lives that bring us joy and evoke smiles when remembered—moments that stay etched in our hearts as cherished memories.