Got my piece exhibited here in Mombó Art Gallery, Sevilla, Spain, on February 13-18th, 2021. So far, there are 41 artists participating in this show.
If you’re around Seville, you can visit the exhibition but please do call them first to reserve a visit hour due to COVID19 restrictions.
I was so thrilled to be one of 50 artist whose pieces are selected for the 3rd edition of El Venadito – Art Against Animal Abuse. A project by Sinestesia Uno in collaboration with Granollers Museum of Natural Science, Asociacion Defensa Equidos, and CYD.
You can visit the exhibition until January 30, 2020 at Granollers Museum of Natural Science, Carrer de Palaudàries, 102, 08402 Granollers, Barcelona.
Collage for El Venadito – Art Against Animal Abuse Exhibition. An image deconstruction from a photograph by Carl E. Akeley, “A Burchell’s Zebra at Rest in the African Terrain“, March 1909.
With the title “In Memory“, this collage is trying to tell us about the regret of losing something worth that we did not appreciate or take care about before. Red flames that emitting through the zebra’s body represent blood and human error in dealing with them and their family (Equidae).
Reflecting on the extinction of Quagga, a subspecies of plain zebra, in the late of 19th century due to confusion caused by the indiscriminate use of the term “Quagga” for any zebra. The true Quagga was hunted to extinction without this being realized until many years later. When the Quagga mare at Amsterdam Zoo died on 12 August 1883, it was not realized that she was the very last of her kind (source: The Quagga Project).
I am participating in the exhibition at 3rd Festival de Collage Barcelona, organized by Societat Barcelonina de Collage. You can visit the exhibition until November, 22 at Centre Civic Barceloneta, Barcelona.
There will be collage workshops on November 9 and 16. Please follow Societat Barcelonina de Collage on instagram for more information.
See you around!
I will host a collage workshop with some amazing collage artists in the collective collage expo by Collagexcollective at Mutuo art gallery, Barcelona on September, 5-7. In the workshop, we will interpret the climate crisis that’s happening now and imagine ourselves trimming the planet’s problems through collage art. If you happen to be around Barcelona, come and join us!!
The opening event will be held on September 5 at 7-9pm, then you can join our workshops on September 7 at 5-10pm. Visit Collagexcollective page for more information. See you around!!
You’re invited!!!
Come and join us in the opening event of collage exhibition organized by Collagexcollective today at 19-21h at Centro Civico de Sant Andreu, Barcelona. It will be showing collage artworks that bring social issues such as: censorship, sexual diversity, feminism, masculinity, and migration.
You can enjoy collages, music, workshop, video collage, and good friends!! My collages are also being exhibited there!! The exhibition will last until July, 26, 2019.
See you around 🙂
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| World Collage Day (Kolaj Magazine) |
World Collage Day is a day to celebrate collage. The first World Collage Day was launched by Kolaj Magazine on May 12, 2018. Then it’s celebrated every year on every second Saturday of May.
Last year, I had my first experience celebrating World Collage Day by participating some workshops organized by Societat Barcelonina de Collage. You can read my stories here in my personal blog.
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| Image credit: Societat Barcelonina de Collage |
This year, World Collage Day is celebrated on today (May 11) and I am coming to “Guateque“, a collage feast organized by Societat Barcelonina de Collage. The next Saturday (May 18), I will be participating in “No me pegues tu rollo, amor“, a collage workshop organized by Collage x Collective.
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| Image credit: Collage x Collective |
“World Collage Day is about artists connecting across borders against a global context of entrenchment and separation. And the day is about an art medium that excels at bringing different things together to create new forms and new ways of thinking.We created World Collage Day because we wanted to honor this community of artists and to remind the world what a spirit of cooperation, mutual support, and creativity can look like..” -Kolaj Magazine
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| Image credit: collage.id |
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| Image credit: collage.id |
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| Image credit: collage.id |
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| Image source: Coupee Collage Collective |
This year, I am participating in the World Collage Atlas project, initiated by Coupee, the Belgian collage collective. The project invited all collage artist around the world to make collage from an original antique World Atlas ‘Patria’, published just before WW2 in 1939 by ‘De Dag’ (dutch for ‘The Day’) in Antwerp, Belgium.
Then, 183 collage artists already confirmed to participate and 366 original pages was sent. I had opportunity to make collage from Java and Sumatra island map, page 250-251. All original collaged pages will be exhibited in May 11-19th at Verbeke Foundation in Kemzeke, Belgium. After that, they want to make the atlas travel to other exhibitions all over the world. It will be so great if I can see them in Barcelona!
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| Paste Up! |
I am participating in the Paste Up! The first International Collage Festival, based in Mexico City. The festival will be held until May 18th. Two of my collages will be exhibited at Casa Equis, one of 7 festival’s venues.
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You can visit them from May 9th. If you happen to be around México City, trust me, it’s really worth a visit 😊😊 for more info, go to www.pasteup.mx or visit their official instagram account: @pasteupmx
