Artist Biography 

Gracinha “Inha” Arceo (b. 1994) is a playful and versatile contemporary artist born and raised in the Philippines. She has also exhibited in internationally in Madrid and Monaco and has exhibited in multiple solo and group shows in Manila. In 2026, she will be internationally exhibiting in Lisbon, Madrid, New York and the Women's Biennale at London.

Known for her bold gestures and vibrant aesthetic, Arceo transforms acrylic on canvas into a deeply personal act of self-liberation. Her figures radiate emotion—self-love, healing, and hope—while her joyful palette celebrates life’s beauty and resilience. Through her art, she invites us all to embrace freedom, authenticity, and joy.

Her mission extends beyond the canvas: to amplify Filipino art on the global stage, inspire fellow artists, and advocate for creativity as a means of well-being and connection.

She is an Entrepreneur, Artist, and Illustrator. From her unassuming beginnings as a corporate marketing gal who rediscovered an old painting hobby during the pandemic, she has stayed true to her core–creating works that celebrate the depth and beauty of the human experience.She has now created nearly 500 works, staged successful exhibitions both in the country and abroad, and cultivated a community of collectors and enthusiasts across more than 50 countries. She has also grown a strong community of over 65k followers on Instagram and 15k on Tiktok.  

Inha’s vision is to further make known Filipino art in the contemporary scene both locally and globally. Her advocacy is also educate and encourage more Filipino artists and creators to share their craft. Inha’s artworks not only honor her Filipino heritage as she sees it in the modern world but also her well-being which she prioritizes to be able to properly express herself authentically to help those around her to cope.

All her original paintings and high quality art prints are now available in her website shop. All her physical prints are shipped worldwide. Check out her website for upcoming exhibition shows.