The Lightkeeper, 2026 
Acrylic on canvas | 24x36 inches 
 
In a meadow washed in gold, one small bloom gathers the fading light and keeps it close. Neither seeking attention nor fearing the vastness around it, it simply glows—steady, gentle, and true. 
 
The Lightkeeper is a meditation on the quiet souls who illuminate the world not by shining the brightest, but by faithfully holding the light they have been given. In many ways, it is a reflection on resilience, grace, faith, kindness, and the simple beauty of remaining true to oneself—even when standing alone.

The Lightkeeper

"Midnight Garden" 
24 x 36 in. | Acrylic 
 
Created without a paint brush — just hand movement, texture, instinct, and a whole lot of trust in the process. Sometimes a painting tells its story slowly, and I’ve learned not to rush it. Grateful for quiet hours working on this one, for hands that can still create, and for every season that teaches me to keep showing up with openness and wonder. 
 
“Midnight Garden” feels like a place that shouldn’t quite exist in our world; more like a memory that slipped out of a dream and decided to stay. 
The pink flowers don’t just float on water; they seem to hover, as if the surface is a thin veil between worlds. Beneath the starlit sky, the stillness carries a strange presence… like the garden is aware it is being watched, and gently watching back. There’s something almost supernatural in the way the darkness holds everything together, not empty, but alive with unseen currents, as though the night itself is breathing through petals & reflection.

"Midnight Garden"

"Where Colors Sing" is a jubilant celebration of life in full bloom. Magenta and violet petals burst forth with an irresistible energy, dancing against a luminous world of gold, green, and sky blue. This painting reminds us that (sometimes) beauty is never quiet; it announces itself boldly, fearlessly, and with joy. 
A vibrant reminder to let your own colors shine without holding back.

"Where Colors Sing"

"Between Dusk and Garden" captures the magic of life's in-between moments — where light doesn't fade, but transforms. Two blooms emerge from a luminous golden world, reminding us that every stage of our journey holds its own beauty. A celebration of light, growth, and the quiet wonder that is always blooming within us.

"Between Dusk and Garden"

“Petal Festival” is an acrylic finger painting on a 15.5×15.5” canvas. Created without brushes, each petal is shaped by hand, giving the blooms a raw, intimate energy that bursts with color and life.

"Petal Festival"

"Dreaming in Bluem”, 2026 
16x16 inches | Acrylic 
 
In "Dreaming in Bluem," cool blue petals drift against a golden, textured background in a garden that exists somewhere between reality and imagination. Created through a unique combination of brushwork and finger painting, this piece is as much felt as it is painted.

"Dreaming in Bluem"

(Inspired by other artist) A serene pavilion, a place where paths, memories, and hearts meet. 'Tagpuan' invites reflection and connection, reminding us that every encounter, whether fleeting or lasting, is part of the beautiful tapestry of our journey. 
 
 “There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens.” - Ecclesiastes 3:1 
 
(This artwork is sold framed. Please note that the actual frame may vary slightly in design and color. Some artworks in this portfolio are displayed using digital frames solely for presentation purposes. )

Tagpuan (2024)

"From Dusk to Dream" 
Series: 
Painting 1: "Dusk" 
Painting 2: "Dream" 
 
Description: 
Delicate cherry blossoms drift through a twilight world in this two-piece acrylic series. Day fades, the moon rises, and the blooms remain — soft, luminous, and eternal. A pair best displayed side by side, where their story completes itself. 
 
Acrylic on canvas. 12 × 12 inches each (24 × 12 inches as a displayed pair). Sold as a set. 
 
Personal Artist Note: 
Each piece is hand-painted and signed by the artist. This is a one-of-a-kind pair.

"Dusk" ("From Dusk to Dream")

"Dream" ("From Dusk to Dream")

"Daybreak" (Blooms in Every Light Series) 
Two paintings. One golden morning. 
White blossoms drift across a turquoise sky as daybreak melts into morning light. Soft, luminous, and alive with the quiet warmth of a new day. 
 
Each piece is hand-painted, signed, and one of a kind. 
Acrylic on canvas. 10 × 14 inches each. Sold as a set.

"Daybreak" ("Blooms in Every Light" Series)

"Morning Light" (Blooms in Every Light Series) 
Two paintings. One golden morning. 
White blossoms drift across a turquoise sky as daybreak melts into morning light. Soft, luminous, and alive with the quiet warmth of a new day. 
 
Each piece is hand-painted, signed, and one of a kind. 
Acrylic on canvas. 10 × 14 inches each. Sold as a set.

"Morning Light" (Blooms in Every Light Series)

“Cottage in Bloom” invites you to wander into a world where time slows and nature gently cradles the soul. 
 
With warm sunlight illuminating the terracotta roof and distant green hills, this painting evokes the peace of home, the promise of quiet mornings, and the beauty of nature’s untamed grace. 
 
“By wisdom a house is built, and by understanding it is established; by knowledge the rooms are filled with all precious and pleasant riches.” — Proverbs 24:3-4 
 
(This artwork is sold framed. Please note that the actual frame may vary slightly in design and color. Some artworks in this portfolio are displayed using digital frames solely for presentation purposes. )

Cottage in Bloom (2025)

"Bouquet for a Quiet Moon" 
 
A still life of flowers in a vase, created entirely through finger painting. Vibrant blooms rise and soften in layered color, shaped through gesture, touch, and instinct. The work reflects a sense of quiet abundance and continuous becoming, where presence is felt through movement and transformation rather than fixed form. 
 
The “quiet moon” is a subtle metaphor for an inner rhythm: steady, reflective, and ever-present, mirroring the unseen emotional cycles that hold experience together.

"Bouquet for a Quiet Moon"

“Bloomspell” 
12x12 inches 
Acrylic 
 
'Bloomspell' captures a dreamlike garden where flowing acrylic pours and finger-painted flowers meet in motion and light. Soft dry brush textures give the blooms an ethereal presence — as if they’re quietly casting a spell across the canvas… don’t you think so?

"Bloomspell"

From a distance, its fiery blossoms seem to call toward shade, breeze, and quiet waters. 
 
Psalm 23:2 
“He makes me lie down in green pastures, he leads me beside quiet waters.”

"A Place of Rest by the Water"

Sometimes the best place to be on a hot summer day is simply “Underneath the Fire Tree.” 
 
Beneath its blazing blossoms is a pocket of shade and stillness. 
 
“The Lord watches over you— the Lord is your shade at your right hand.” 
— Psalm 121:5 
 
Even in the heat of life, there is always a place of rest.

Underneath a Fire Tree

“Lily Pond” | Inspired by Monet 
Oil Pastel on Paper 
 
Gentle ripples, soft reflections, a quiet moment to pause. Just like the water mirrors the sky, may our hearts mirror His peace.

Lily Pond inspired by Monet

“Where I Choose to Grow” 🌻 
12x18 inches | Oil Pastel on Paper 
 
There’s something about their bold faces and unapologetic brightness that keeps pulling me in. This sunflower field was painted from a place of peace and gratitude, not a season of striving, but of gently becoming. 
 
The path winds, the light shifts, and still… we grow. Not because we are chasing something, but because we choose to. 
 
"Those who look to Him are radiant; their faces are never covered with shame." — Psalm 34:5 
 
Like these sunflowers, when we turn our hearts toward the light, we grow in grace, beauty, and strength—gently, steadily, and by choice.

Where I Choose to Grow

"Becoming” 
 
Not fully opened, not held back — just becoming. This floral composition reflects growth in progress, layered with expressive strokes and vibrant pastels. Inspired by fellow artists yet deeply personal in execution, it represents the courage to explore, experiment, and bloom in my own artistic voice. 
 
 
“And we all… are being transformed into His image with ever-increasing glory…” - 2 Corinthians 3:18

"Becoming”  (2026)

What Blooms at Night 
16x12 inches 
Acrylic 
 
Where Light Blooms at Night explores growth that happens quietly, beyond daylight and attention. Glowing color emerges from deeper tones, suggesting blooms guided by inner light rather than the sun. 
 
The work invites a lingering gaze, revealing warmth and movement within the dark. It reflects on what continues to grow in unseen moments, when light is subtle and presence is quietly felt. 
 
 
“For God, who said, ‘Let light shine out of darkness,’ made His light shine in our hearts…” - 2 Corinthians 4:6

What Blooms at Night (2026)

“Bloom Without Permission” 
Oil Pastel on Paper | 12 x 18 inches 
 
Color without apology. 
Bloom without permission. 
 
This piece is my love letter to joyful chaos where every stroke dances and every flower claims its space. 
 
It reminds me of Matthew 6:28–29: 
“See how the flowers of the field grow. They do not labor or spin. Yet not even Solomon in all his splendor was dressed like one of these.” 
 
God's creation blooms freely — not striving, not asking for approval. 
Just radiant, abundant, and exactly as it was meant to be.

Bloom Without Permission

“When the Heart Overflows” 
By: Mylene M. Pearce 
16x20 inches 
Acrylic on box canvas 
 
There are moments when gratitude grows quietly, almost unnoticed—until it can no longer be contained. Color gathers, light softens, and what begins within spills outward in gentle abundance. This bouquet is a reflection of that fullness: a heart brimming with grace, offering beauty without restraint. 
 
“Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not change like shifting shadows.” — James 1:17 
 
(This art piece does not come with frame. Currently on exhibit at The Blanco Gallery, Angono Rizal)

When the Heart Overflows (2026)

“Sovereign Bloom: Core of Fire” 
 
An original work born from instinct and fearless expression. 
At the heart of this bloom lies a dark, glowing core — alive with quiet fire and depth. From that center, petals unfold with softness and authority, expanding outward in layered movement and light. 
 
This piece speaks of inner strength — the kind that does not need to shout to be powerful. It is a declaration of creative sovereignty and the courage to bloom on one’s own terms. 
 
“Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the LORD your God will be with you wherever you go.” — Joshua 1:9

“Sovereign Bloom: Core of Fire” (2026)

"Just Because", 2026 
Oil pastel on pastel paper, 12 × 9 in. 
 
Pink blooms spill freely from a teal vase — painted not for any occasion, but for the simple pleasure of color, light, and a calm, unhurried moment. 
 
"Just Because" is a little reminder that creating for pure joy is always reason enough.

"Just Because"

Lotus Parade (2025): A graceful procession of white lotus blooms floats gently across textured green waters, symbolizing purity, resilience, and quiet joy. An offering of calm, beauty, and inner stillness to all who pause to take it in. 
 
“He leads me beside still waters. He restores my soul.” — Psalm 23:2-3 
 
(This artwork is sold framed. Please note that the actual frame may vary slightly in design and color. Some artworks in this portfolio are displayed using digital frames solely for presentation purposes. )

Lotus Parade (2025)

What Light Leaves Behind 
12x16inches 
Acrylic on Box Canvas 
 
What Light Leaves Behind is about what stays after time has passed. The layered colors and softened shapes suggest a place shaped slowly, through change and return, rather than in a single moment. 
 
The painting invites you to slow down and take it in. As your eyes move across the surface, colors settle into one another, creating a feeling of fullness and calm. It reflects on what remains as seasons shift—the warmth, the depth, and the quiet presence of light. 
 
"For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven." — Ecclesiastes 3:1 
 
(This art piece does not come with frame)

What Light Leaves Behind (2026)

A celebration of color, light, and life’s gentle abundance. Finger-painted with pure joy, no rules, just bloom energy! 
 
“Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of lights.” — James 1:17 
 
(This artwork is sold framed. Please note that the actual frame may vary slightly in design and color. Some artworks in this portfolio are displayed using digital frames solely for presentation purposes. )

Springtime Serenade (2025)

At First Light 
16x20inches 
Acrylic 
 
At First Light captures a moment of quiet renewal, when color and form begin to open toward the day. Soft layers and luminous strokes suggest blooms emerging gently, guided by the earliest light rather than full brightness. 
 
The painting invites an easy, lingering gaze. As color lifts and spreads across the surface, it reflects the feeling of beginnings—subtle, hopeful, and just starting to take shape. 
 
“The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases; his mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great is your faithfulness.” — Lamentations 3:22-23 
 
(This art piece does not come with frame)

At First Light (2026)

Take a moment to pause and appreciate the beauty around you. Like these flowers, may you bloom with patience, grace, and resilience. Welcome each day and find joy in life’s simple blessings. 
 
“Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow: they neither toil nor spin, yet I tell you, even Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these.” — Matthew 6:28-29 
 
(This artwork is sold framed. Please note that the actual frame may vary slightly in design and color. Some artworks in this portfolio are displayed using digital frames solely for presentation purposes. )

Stop and Smell the Flowers (2025)

Ember Bloom (2025): A semi-abstract burst of orange florals, radiating warmth and energy. Bold, fluid strokes capture the fire and joy of nature in full bloom. 
 
“The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? The Lord is the stronghold of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?” — Psalm 27:1 
 
(This artwork is sold framed. Please note that the actual frame may vary slightly in design and color. Some artworks in this portfolio are displayed using digital frames solely for presentation purposes. )

Ember Bloom (2025)

Solitary Bloom (2025): 
A single bloom, unique and intentional, hand-painted with love, a little imperfection, and a splash of purple drama. This flower celebrates the wonder of being fearfully and wonderfully made, reminding us that even one bloom holds beauty, purpose, and the quiet majesty of creation. 
 
“I praise you, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made. Wonderful are your works; my soul knows it very well.” — Psalm 139:14 
 
(This artwork is sold framed. Please note that the actual frame may vary slightly in design and color. Some artworks in this portfolio are displayed using digital frames solely for presentation purposes. )

Solitary Bloom (2025)

Red in Bloom (2025): A semi-abstract floral piece where vivid red blossoms come alive among soft greens and a gentle touch of sky. A celebration of color, movement, and natural beauty. 
 
“You are the light of the world. Let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” — Matthew 5:14-16 
 
(This artwork is sold framed. Please note that the actual frame may vary slightly in design and color. Some artworks in this portfolio are displayed using digital frames solely for presentation purposes. )

Red in Bloom (2025)

“Where Light Learns to Bloom” 
24x36inches 
Acrylic 
 
Where Light Learns to Bloom is an exploration of emergence—of color and light unfolding in their own time. Layered textures and luminous hues create a sense of motion, as if the painting is mid-becoming rather than fully resolved. 
 
The work invites quiet attention. Forms gather and disperse, suggesting growth that is intuitive rather than controlled. It holds space for tenderness, abundance, and the beauty of things learning how to take shape. This piece is meant to be lived with—to reveal different energies depending on light, distance, and the viewer’s own emotional moment. 
 
“He has made everything beautiful in its time.” — Ecclesiastes 3:11 
 
 
(Artist's Collection)

Where Light Learns to Bloom

“Garden in My Mind” is a reminder that within us lies a place of peace and beauty. When we nurture our thoughts like a garden, we allow joy, harmony, and creativity to bloom. 🌸 
 
Inspired by the famous quote: 
“Our mind is a garden, our thoughts are the seeds. The harvest can either be flowers or weeds.” 
 
“Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable, if there is any excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things.” — Philippians 4:8 
 
(This art piece does not come with a frame)

Garden in My Mind (2025)

Midlife Blooms is a collection of floral paintings born from a bold new beginning. Moving between impressionism and semi-abstraction, each work captures flowers not as they are, but as they are felt — luminous, loose, and alive with color. This is blooming on your own terms.