Amos Malayao

(b. 1995, Philippines)

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Portrait of the artist Amos Malayao
阿莫斯·馬來亞|Amos Malayaob. 1995, PhilippinesPhoto courtesy of the artist

Amos Malayao (b. 1995, Philippines) hails from Cavite. His oil paintings strike a balance between order and chaos, moving from realistic rendering to bold, gestural strokes to carry the emotion of the moment of making. He was Grand Winner of the Philippine National Oil Company Art Competition in 2015 and took part in "Figuras" at Pinto Art Museum in 2022. Neverland Gallery is a gallery in Xinyi, Taipei; here you will find the original works he presented at ONE ART Taipei 2024.

阿莫斯·馬來亞|Amos Malayao (B. 1995 / Philippines)

“Between order and chaos, realism and bold strokes give voice to feeling”

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Born in 1995, Amos Malayao hails from Cavite. He once studied fine arts at the Technological University of the Philippines before choosing to pursue painting full time.

His work always strikes a balance between order and chaos. Built on strong images, each painting shifts between realistic rendering and bold strokes, using different techniques to express a particular emotion. Most of his pieces grow out of personal reflection, and he hopes those who encounter them will feel what he felt while painting. Never stagnant in his explorations, he has developed a style that is unmistakably his own.

He was Grand Winner of the Philippine National Oil Company Art Competition (2015) and a finalist in both the Shell National Student Art Competition and the Vision Petron National Student Art Competition (2014).

Selected Exhibitions

  • 2018 — Art Fair Philippines, Kaida Contemporary Gallery, Philippines
  • 2021 — “Wunderkammer”, White Walls Gallery, Makati City
  • 2022 — “Solid Ground”, Secret Fresh Gallery (solo), San Juan, Metro Manila
  • 2022 — “Figuras”, Pinto Art Museum, Antipolo City
  • 2023 — “8th Annual Postcard Show”, Nucleus Portland, Portland