When The Day Waits

When The Day Waits

Against clocks, schedules, and deadlines, Bandung-based Addy Debil takes a moment to breathe. His latest solo exhibition is a consolation to a life marred by haste, where his visual vocabulary distinct for its bold, maximalist, and frenetic tenor offers both a...
XXV

XXV

For twenty five years, Manix Abrera has worked on countless panels and pages as a comic artist, author, and visual storyteller. He is widely recognized for his long-running strip cartoons notable for their humor and incisive takes on Filipino society, published across...
Reclaim A Piece of Sky

Reclaim A Piece of Sky

Growing up in Baguio, I would watch the sunrise on my way to school and the sunset from my room when I came home. Here in Manila, long work hours and tall buildings have taken that view away. This exhibition is my attempt to reclaim a piece of the sky—and to share it...
The Great Dying

The Great Dying

Sher Cajucom contemplates death and life as collateral notions. In this exhibition, she frames dying not as the finality of existence, but as the marker of its perpetuity—a juncture simultaneously trivial and immense in its consequence. More specifically, she derives...
The Shape of Tender Ground

The Shape of Tender Ground

To describe the human condition is to create a landscape — mutable, intricate, and alive. It stretches across the visible and the invisible, the tender and the unknowable, shifting with every gesture of memory and perception. Within this vast terrain, six artists —...