Rona B. Acueza

RONA BINONGO ACUEZA
August 10, 1985
Pililla, Rizal

Filipino acrylic painter known for her warm, naive-style rural landscapes, and artworks that shows Filipino culture and community life. Her love for art started back in elementary school, where she spent her time sketching portraits, practicing simple drawings, and capturing the nature around her.

Working primarily with acrylic on canvas, her paintings portray the peaceful beauty of the countryside, local harvests, and everyday Filipino life. Her notable works include Garden of Love Mother and Child, Gumamela, Cattleya, Dapit Hapon, Mango Vendor, Red balloon, and Sa Tulay.

She has participated in regional group exhibitions, including the Magi Exhibit at the Loyola Retreat House in Angono, Rizal, and has been actively involved in local art initiatives and community-based creative projects. Through her vibrant and expressive paintings, she aims to preserve and share the richness of Filipino traditions, rural landscapes, and the simple joys of everyday life.