Fernando Antimano is a Post-War and contemporary visual artist whose works have appeared in gallery auctions and exhibitions in the Philippines. His paintings have been offered at auction multiple times, with examples such as Toxic Maker (1994), American Gothic x Cropp (2016), and Rebellious Streak (2015) indicating an active career spanning at least the 1990s through the 2010s. His auction records show realized prices ranging from approximately USD 289 to USD 1,115 depending on the work and format.

He was born in Nagtipunan, Quirino, and has been recognized locally as one of the notable visual artists from Quirino Province.

He was one of the most young talented Filipino artist that uses oil in painting which is rare as per say because of the duration of drying. He was awarded 2nd placer in 45th Shell Nsac (sculpture category) and also became a finalist after that year. His recent recognition was in 2017-2018 became a semi finalist in MADE and again during those years and also took the place of becoming a semi finalist in Philippine art awards and in the same yr “Maningning miclat foundation”.

Antimano’s work engages with a range of thematic content and stylistic approaches, and his style has been described in some social postings as blending realism with surreal or imaginative reinterpretation of familiar subjects—including parodies or conceptual riffs on classic imagery and everyday scenes—although full published critical sources for this characterization are limited.

His participation in art circles and recognition includes roles in regional arts events and creative awards, such as being noted alongside others as a Creative Icons Awardee in Cagayan Valley art programs.