wire art
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MOVE
Late post. “MOVE”. Work for Alay 23, Boston Gallery. GI and Stainless Steel wires, automotive paint, wooden base. 2020.
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ReWire
November 4-December 2, 2023, Kalawakan SpaceTime Gallery Background: Late in 2022, I saw a mystic. Aside from performing Reiki healing and giving me advice based on some readings, I was advised to change and have new routines “to create new paths”. I have received similar advice from a “person of science” 13 years before: “Change…
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PATHS 1 and PATHS 2
PATHS 1: Wire, screens, stainless steel frame, epoxy, assorted beads, automotive paint. 36×24 inches, 2022. Submitted for Salo-Salo, J. Studio’s Yearend Group Exhibit. PATHS 2: Wire, screens, stainless steel frame, epoxy, assorted beads, automotive paint. 30×40 inches, 2022. Submitted for Figuras 2022, Pinto’s yearend group exhibit. These pieces are about changing routines, meditation, and neuroplasticity.…
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Radikal na Pagmamahal
Wire, beads, acrylic epoxy. 17.25 x 12.25 inches. This was made for MAS RADIKAL ANG MAGMAHAL Artists Unite for Leni, and Our Country’s Future at www.radikal.ph, thru CANVAS Gallery Gallery’s Statement: In this exhibition, more than one hundred artists have joined together to support the candidacy of Leni Robredo. Together, we offer a sincere and…
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Walang Pinipiling Pag-Ibig
Wire, screens, acrylic epoxy. Heart – 10x6x11 inches. Other elements variable. 2022. For an LGBTQ-themed group exhibit.
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Grow Up
Wire, screens, acrylic epoxy, and acrylic box. 24 x 24 inches. For 2021, Pinto Gallery yearend show. Missing old toys. Missing childhood. Yearning for simpler times – when the pace of life was much slower, there were less pressing concerns, and we weren’t dependent on tech.
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Cycle
For “Consumption” group show, July 2018, Pinto Gallery, Antipolo. Materials: Wire, acrylic epoxy, clear epoxy and found objects (trash – plastic bag, bottle, cigarette butt).
