by Galerie Stephanie Admin | Jul 20, 2026
In the first chapter of her exhibition series entitled Domesticate Surrealism, Ciane Xavier reimagines the home as a living ecosystem where everyday objects possess agency, memory, and identity. Through an immersive installation of ceramic sculptures and furniture,...
by Galerie Stephanie Admin | Jul 20, 2026
Nicole Bitas’ un/becoming examines the weighty, silent irony of our digital age in which the banalities of our everyday life have become highly curated for an audience and public perception determines the very nature of our being. Through this exhibition, Bitas...
by Galerie Stephanie Admin | Jul 20, 2026
In “Letters I Never Sent”, June Digan returns to the approach of memory and the shaping of identity by exploring the immaterial concepts that align with happiness. The likes of memories and personal promises become an integral part of her work, allowing her to...
by Galerie Stephanie Admin | Jul 3, 2026
Jomike Tejido’s special exhibition in this year’s MoCAF is highlighted by a series of resin sculptures that embody the liberating curiosities of one’s sanctuary. These biomorphic homes that nod to his exhibition’s title “Curious Shelters”, are structurally amorphous...
by Galerie Stephanie Admin | Jun 29, 2026
The color pink often portrays a whimsical beauty that can be seen in nature. From flowers to precious gemstones, the color stands out amongst others for its rarity amidst the everyday metropolitan life. Yet throughout history, human interpretation has allowed the...
