



Small Fist, Big Spirit
By Alber "Kapitan" Tabanao
This piece reflects that true strength comes not from size, but from courage. The boy’s small raised fist radiates confidence, determination, and self-belief, while his playful smile and bright colors convey innocence alongside a readiness to face challenges. The fox mask atop his head hints at imagination and the role of a young hero, becoming a symbol of the stories and dreams that fuel his bravery. Together, the work reminds us that even the smallest hands can hold a powerful spirit, and that courage often begins in childhood.
About the Artist:
Alber Tabanao, also known as Kapitan, is a Filipino pop visual artist based in Paranaque who holds a Fine Arts degree specializing in Advertising from Technological University of the Philippines. Known for his playful, childlike characters like 'Goybot,' Kapitan's art, which he began professionally while still a student, is inspired by his childhood and aims to evoke relatable stories and a sense of "Pop Culture Surrealism" in his viewers. Since 2021, he has held numerous local exhibitions in Manila and international shows in Australia, the Netherlands, London, and Italy, establishing a global collector base.











