Pacita Abad: Spirited Faces by Yvette Sitten

The video profiles the colorful artwork and Singapore studio house of the late Asian-American artist Pacita Abad on 28 Temenggong Road, which were inspired by her travels. The video was produced by Yvette Sitten. The Studio is currently the Visual Arts @ Temenggong (VA@T). Pacita was born in Batanes, the northern-most island of the Philippines and died in Singapore in 2004 after a three-year battle with lung cancer and shortly after completing the painting of the ArtBridge (Alkaff Bridge). She created more than 5,000 works of art during her 32-year artistic career. More info on Pacita at www.pacitaabad.com

[@alevine1951]

What a remarkable woman! I feel sort of ignorant that I only learned about her from the Google doodle. This is as things are - empty shells of human beings are plastered all over the media, achieving fame and wealth.

[@rprettyannprettyann1671]

She's my employer back in singapore,her and his husband jack ,they are good people

[@ismayaniiskandar3419]

hii, do you know where they live right now? because i'm los contac with them.

[@oatniel2983]

Oh,i just read your comment

[@maureengodlewski]

Pacita Abad thank you for your lovely gifts of art for the world to see, beautiful to me

[@alsaulso1332]

blessings!!! she seems like a beautiful soul!!!

[@AudiobookLibrary24-7]

Beautiful person. Great presentation. A very happy artist!

[@PacitaAcopiado]

Wow maganda Yung ano painting

[@ismayaniiskandar4426]

Love you by maya n denny

[@radiantrey2175]

I wish more people knew about Pacita and her amazing work.

[@tonganisco4506]

Amazing Arts. She have a very beautiful soul in Arts..!!

[@slayingthebootsdown4398]

i loveeeee her art. such an inspiration 💓