JB Tabuzo

Born in 1991, JB Tabuzo is a visual artist whose work explores the intricate spectrum of human emotion through a diverse array of mediums. His early forays in visual storytelling—most notably in his self-published silent comics The Girl in My Journal and Danbo—captured poignant themes of love and grief.

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Expanding his artistic repertoire to include painting and ceramic sculpture, JB continuously examines the shared experiences of humans and animals, as well as the unconventional struggles to survive, belong, love, and exist. His work weaves narrative threads through evocative imagery and subtle color palettes that evoke moods ranging from quiet melancholy to resilient hope.

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At the heart of his creations is the fox—a creature both instinctive and resilient. Whether rendered in painting or sculpture, the fox embodies a balance of urban energy and natural solitude, inviting reflection on the core emotions that define our humanity: grief, pain, love, and contentment.