little bird traces memory, distance, and emotional inheritance within a Filipino family shaped by migration. Through cyanotype, image transfer, and mixed-media processes, the works return to personal archives—photographs and messages once sent across distance—forming...

Demiurgency explores how social media and our dependence on it act as a contemporary force shaping perception, identity, and reality. Drawing from the concept of the demiurge, a creator or architect of the world, the exhibition parallels this figure with both...

The exhibition explores the connections between tradition and surveillance capitalism through the lens of instrumentarianism, reflecting on the process of automation that people undergo by simply living within the systems that influence and shape us. Utilizing the...

This exhibition presents the culmination of Jovan's undergraduate research and studio practice. The exhibition explores woven bamboo installations as vessels of memory, labor, and place, drawing from my upbringing in a mountain barangay in Adlaon, Cebu. Through the...

The work explores human–animal coexistence through a fabric installation that reflects acts of care and shared living with pet companions, specifically dogs & cats. Venue: The Kabilin Center Date of Opening: May 23, 2026 Artist Reception: May 23, 2026, 3:00 PM...

𝘈𝘙𝘐𝘠𝘈 — a term rooted in the Filipino fishing word 𝘢𝘳𝘺𝘢, which refers to the act of lowering or releasing fishing nets, lines, and gear into the sea. Through assemblage works, this exhibition explores the idea of matter as a carrier of memory, using found objects and...

𝙇Í𝙈-𝘼𝙒 is a Cebuano term for the water that remains after the continuous shifting of high tide and low tide—neither fully sea nor fully land, but something in-between. Created in cement and installed along the shoreline of San Remigio, the work sits at the meeting...

The body is not always visible. —until it is. Imminent/Immanent explores the experience of illness through suspended soft sculptures that convey tension, fragility, and the quiet weight of what lies ahead. These works navigate the space between current sensations and...

This exhibition marks the culmination of Aiken's undergraduate research and studio practice. It explores the performative nature of gender through drag as an embodied artistic practice, using the body as a site to examine how gender is constructed, repeated, and...