Quadrophenia is the sixth studio album by the British rock band The Who and which was entirely composed by Pete Townshend. It follows the self-quest of a disturbed young mod Jimmy. The reference is suggested in the word being emblazoned over the image of two figures looking over a blank canvas and one daubing the first touch on it. Wire Tuazon works on a bandwidth between the hyperrealist and the performative with recourse to semiotics. He graduated from the Fine Arts Univeristy of the Philippines in 1999, majoring in Painting, and in 2003 was one of 13 young artists awarded by the Cultural Centre of the Philippines. He has an independently run space in Angono and later in Quezon city. He is married to Keiye Miranda, the artist-daughter of famous Angono folk painter and sculptor Nemiranda. He is also the founding member of the art collective, Surrounded by Water, which was active from 1998 to 2004.