Sunflower Mother and Child

"Sunflower Mother and Child • A4 Size print 8.27 inches x 11.69 inches (10.27 x 13.69” w frame) = Php 10,000 A modern contemporary art collection of original illustrations, paintings and designs of Inha Arceo. Important Reminders For shipping in the Philippines: Art prints are shipped in premium museum quality glass frames. These are ✨LIMITED EDITION✨ art prints which means I only sell a certain amount per poster. After the last piece is sold, it will no longer be available for sale. Framed Print Details With a high end premium museum archival finish of the print • paper is made of: Hahnemühle Agave 290gsm • Frame is Float type 1” x 3/4” White Wooden Frame w/ 1” white mat all around Price will vary depending on size. • A4 Size print 8.27 inches x 11.69 inches (10.27 x 13.69” w frame) = Php 10,340 ⚠️ IMPORTANT: - Photos shown are samples of Inha's previous works. - As it is made-to-order, it CANNOT be returned, exchanged, or refunded. - Lead time of about 1 month after you place the order. About Inha Gracinha “Inha” Arceo is a Filipino artist, illustrator, and creative entrepreneur whose work serves as a heartfelt tribute to the human experience. Born and raised in the Philippines, Inha channels themes of healing, emotional resilience, and radical self-love through her expressive visual language—inviting viewers into a space of reflection and empowerment. Her signature style is defined by fluid, emotive figures captured in powerful, intimate gestures—each one symbolizing strength, softness, and the often-overlooked beauty of vulnerability. Layered with ethereal textures and grounded by a vibrant, joy-filled palette, her pieces radiate both energy and calm, embodying a balance between emotional depth and visual harmony. For Inha, art is not simply decorative—it's a form of emotional storytelling. She sees each piece as a safe space to explore inner truths, transform pain into beauty, and celebrate the full spectrum of human feeling. In sharing her personal process, she encourages others to reconnect with themselves, embrace their stories, and see healing as an ongoing, courageous act of creation.