Jewelle Yeung Mugglestone (b. 1983) is a Chinese-Filipino artist whose early life unfolded between the UK, Hong Kong, and the Philippines — a cross-cultural foundation that continues to inform her visual language. She trained in Fashion at the University of the Arts London before completing a Master’s in Fine Art at City & Guilds of London Art School. Her early creative path unfolded in London’s fashion world, including work with Hussein Chalayan and Puma International. A move back to Asia marked a turning point, opening her practice into art direction, graphic design, and production design, before painting emerged as her central form of expression.

Now based in Cebu, her work explores the subtle dimensions beneath and beyond the visible world — energetic fields, natural intelligence, and unseen forces shaping life, growth, and transformation. Working primarily in oil, she builds layered, atmospheric compositions that balance deep tonal spaces with luminous movement and gesture. Rather than depicting nature in literal terms, Yeung paints the felt presence of existence itself — the interplay of matter, energy, and consciousness across seen and unseen realms. 

Her works invite viewers into liminal spaces where perception shifts, the physical gives way to the subtle, and human experience meets a wider field of intelligence, reflecting on our place in the universe and how we relate to realities beyond what can be immediately seen.