Danny Pangan is a Filipino visual artist celebrated for his tri-dimensional paintings that vividly capture the architectural heritage of the Philippines. With a career spanning over three decades, Pangan has developed a distinctive style that blends realism with textured depth, often portraying ancestral homes, colonial churches, and historic landmarks such as the Barasoain Church in Malolos, Bulacan.
His work has been exhibited internationally—in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Hong Kong, Indonesia, and the Middle East—and has been featured on commemorative stamps by the Philippine Postal Corporation. Pangan’s contributions to Philippine art have earned him numerous accolades, including the Most Outstanding Kapampangan Award (2006), UE Alumni Achiever Award (2006), and the Bituin at Bayani Award from the City of Malolos (2015).
Beyond his studio practice, Pangan has served as president of Lakan Sining ng Bulacan, a member of the Saturday Group of Artists, and an art consultant for cultural festivals. He studied Fine Arts (Advertising) at the University of the East and has worked as an educator, designer, and art director. His commitment to preserving Filipino cultural identity through art continues to inspire both local and international audiences.
