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Later, these artists produced striking pieces ranging from mixed media and paintings to prints and photographs. Viewers will be drawn to each work as it reflects the challenges and triumphs of each artist.

One of the artists featured in the exhibit is Archie Geotina, who has produced black and white photographs of Filipina surfers wearing traditional terno and Filipiniana gowns while surfing.

Michael Eijansantos, an ocean photographer who has published the first surfing coffee table book titled "Locals Perspectives", is also included in the group. Joining the rest is Natalia Larrauri, a young film photographer from Siargao who has her eye on one goal: to normalise the expression of the woman's body. The uplifting and comical works of artist and designer Mikee Silva can also be found in the exhibit.

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Viewers will also find impressive works of art by husband and wife artist-duo Christopher and Maddie Camcam from the United States and Chiara Daez Capony from Belgium.

Some even depict the youthful spirits of the artists as seen on Alecca Adarna and Corina Borromeo's glow-in-the-dark works, Nikkie Ocean and Camila Öster Yu's watercolour pieces, and Ana Abigail's artwork.

Abstract artist Luis Antonio Pastoriza and Gringo Benedicto, an artist and illustrator, will also have their works included.

Viewers will also admire the nostalgic pieces of artist and florist, Melissa Lara as much as they'll love Lucia Fischer's framed 3D artworks.

The mixed-media paintings of the ocean by creative entrepreneur Jof Sering and silkscreen prints by JP Sarmiento, a La Union-based video producer, cameraman, and surf enthusiast, will also surely leave viewers in awe.

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All artworks in States of Cadence: Exhibit are priced between PHP5,000 and PHP25,000. A portion of sales from the exhibit will be donated to the projects of Oceanus Conservation, a Philippine non-profit organisation that conserves and restores blue carbon habitats such as coral reefs and mangroves.

The exhibit will run from September 23 to November 15, 2021. The second part of the series will be launched in December and will be available for viewing until March. To know more about 'States of Cadence' and the Grounded Artists Network, visit groundedph.com. For updates, follow @groundedph and @groundedartistnetwork on Instagram.