30/04/2026
“As a young student of anthropology, he lived with the Ata for many years, and created bonds that last to this day. He had begun dabbling in photography, documenting those indigenous peoples, but he naturally grew to appreciate their vernacular houses that he made graphite drawings of them, and as he lived with them, portraits of the people.”
— excerpt from the exhibition essay
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Ata 1-7, 2021
Acrylic and graphite on canvas
18.11h x 16.14w in • 46h x 41w cm
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“in/Forming” runs until 10 May 2026.
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Uypitching Bldg, KM8
Valencia-Dumaguete Hwy
Valencia, Negros Oriental
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