“Diyan sa May Tuktukan” is an ongoing series that reflects on the transformation of Tuktukan, Taguig — the artist’s hometown. Through layered textures, atmospheric color fields, geometric pathways, and abstract architectural forms, the series explores the changing identity of a place once marked by its quiet provincial character and now shaped by rapid urban development. Each piece within the series serves as an emotional map of memory, capturing fragments of landscapes, streets, rooftops, and open skies that continue to exist in recollection even as the physical environment evolves. The works balance softness and structure: ethereal clouds and luminous blues evoke nostalgia and distance, while sharp lines and layered forms symbolize progress, construction, and the movement of time. Rather than documenting Tuktukan in a literal sense, the series reimagines it through memory and emotion. It reflects the experience of witnessing one’s hometown slowly transform — where traces of the past remain embedded beneath the surface of modernity. “Diyan sa May Tuktukan” becomes both a personal tribute and a broader reflection on how communities change, adapt, and endure through generations.