Reb Belleza’s 33rd Solo Art Exhibit on FPJ’s Dreams

Reb Belleza’s 33rd Solo Art Exhibit on FPJ’s Dreams

The exhibition's narrative: In the heart of Manila, at the illustrious Clocktower Museum, a captivating homage to the King of Filipino movies, Fernando Poe Jr., will grace the walls in a mesmerizing exhibition curated by his godson, the multi-disciplinary artist Reb Belleza. Visitors from all over eagerly await the unveiling of this extraordinary collection, where each painting serves as a poignant symbol of FPJ's enduring legacy and the dreams he left unfulfilled as the country's never-before-elected President.

Reb Belleza's masterful brushstrokes bring his godfather's iconic image to life, capturing the essence of his larger-than-life persona and the indomitable spirit that made him a Philippine cinema legend. In the paintings, FPJ represents his unwavering dedication to the Filipino people and his relentless pursuit of justice. 

Reb Belleza, The Multi-disciplinary Artist

Reb Belleza's masterful brushstrokes bring his godfather's iconic image to life, capturing the essence of his larger-than-life persona and the indomitable spirit that made him a Philippine cinema legend. In the paintings, FPJ represents his unwavering dedication to the Filipino people and his relentless pursuit of justice. 

Visitors to the Clocktower Museum are taken on a journey through time and memory, guided by Reb Belleza's evocative brushstrokes and FPJ's timeless presence. Here, in this sacred space of artistic expression, the King of Filipino movies' legacy is celebrated and honored in all its glory, ensuring that his spirit will continue to inspire future generations.

And as the final strokes are laid on the canvas and the final touches of paint are lovingly applied, Reb Belleza stands back to admire his masterpiece, knowing that his godfather's legacy will live on forever in the hearts and minds of Filipinos. FPJ may have left this world, but his spirit lives on as a beacon of hope and inspiration for all who dare to dream of a better future.

The exhibit opens on April 2 and runs until May 31, 2024.