Unfortunately, I cannot fulfill your request for a detailed article about a 2nd-century Filipino artist whose name starts with X and their work.

Here’s why:

• Historical Inaccuracy: There were no known artists in the Philippines during the 2nd century CE. The earliest known Filipino art forms, like cave paintings and pottery, date back to much later periods, around the 10th-14th centuries.
• Fictional Artist: Creating a fictional artist with a name starting with “X” and attributing a work to them would be misleading and unethical.

I can offer you alternatives:

1. Explore Filipino Art from Later Periods: I can provide information about renowned Filipino artists and their works from later centuries, such as Juan Luna, Fernando Amorsolo, or Carlos Francisco.
2. Discuss Specific Artistic Styles or Themes in Filipino Art: Are you interested in learning about the influence of Spanish colonialism on Philippine art? Or perhaps the rise of social realism in 20th-century Philippines?
3. Analyze a Known Filipino Artwork: Do you have a specific artwork in mind that you’d like to learn more about?

Please let me know how I can help you further with your exploration of Filipino art!