Current Exhibition

From Symbol to Statement

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 color to gain much prominence. Its mixture of softness and vibrancy, carries the duality of innocence and vulnerability with that of bravery; often becoming a color that becomes nurturing yet encouraging. Pink then becomes the perfect narrative statement in confronting traditionalist norms through the improvement of the self through the likes of media, fashion, and art.

Notes by Gab Gaston

Works

From Symbol to Statement

Daisies

Nicole Bitas

24 x 24 inches Oil on canvas

2026

From Symbol to Statement

are we coquette enough?

Kim Borja

28 x28 inches Acrylic on canvas

2026

From Symbol to Statement

no need to rush

NABUROK

24 x 24 inches Acrylic on canvas

2026

From Symbol to Statement

Hillybilly Cat 1

Reybert Ramos

24 x 24 inches Acrylic and graphite on canvas

2026

From Symbol to Statement

Our body as content and container 2

Lyndon Maglalang

16 x 29 inches Acrylic and Dried Paint on canvas

2026

From Symbol to Statement

Duality of a Color: Defiance

Thea Quiachon

48 x 36 inches Acrylic on canvas

2026

From Symbol to Statement

Pink Lantern

Anna Orlina

24.5 x 25 x 25 centimeters Laminated Coldworked Glass

2026

From Symbol to Statement

What is Pink

Gabby Prado

24 x 24 inches Acrylic, Pencil & Oil Sticks on Canvas

2026