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For “Capture and Release,” Space Encounters Gallery assembled seven photographers to create an immersive attempt at documenting the world around us.
From vegetables to fields of grass to a bustling cityscape, the works here share a unique vision of how we can see the world today, and how they can be elevated into larger ideas and symbols for audiences to enjoy.
Written by@thefalnerises
BluPrint highlights seven different exhibitions from the first half of 2025 that exemplify a sense of unique perspective from the artists involved.
These exhibits worked with concepts like colonialism, technological progress, reinterpreting the past, and recreation of the world in compelling ways that are sure to amuse any art lover as much as it works their brain to understand the deeper meanings behind it.
Written and photographed by @thefalnerises
Despite their best efforts, the government’s ability to provide housing for all has never been assured. From general funding problems to potential political conflicts on who receives these houses, social housing can be difficult to push through in our government. That puts families at risk from being able to receive long-term shelter within this country.
As a mandated and basic human right, the right to housing enables non-government and private entities to participate in humanitarian efforts to provide housing equality. Read more by hitting the link in bio.
Written by @thefalnerises
“To See A Landscape As It Is” at Silverlens Manila puts together a collection of work from members of the Santos family, all of which work in some capacity as artists today.
It showcases the unique aspects of each individual artist’s works, and the unifying portions as well. The art pieces sprawl outwards, suggesting a bigger world of possibilities within the limited perspective of the canvas.
Written and photographed by @thefalnerises
For “Revirescence,” artist Jill Paz’s exhibition at Artinformal Gallery concerns itself with mysticism and the spirituality found in the nature around us.
It contains a mix of sketches, paintings, and sculptures. The most eye-popping of these are the cardboard paintings, which utilize a mix of laser engraving and Balikbayan boxes to create enlargened versions of her paintings.
Written and photographed by @thefalnerises
BluPrint had the honor of attending Furnitalia’s triple celebration commemorating the design-forward launch of the Poltrona Frau Archibald Denim Edition, the legacy of Furnitalia’s 23rd anniversary, and the vision of its founder, Florence Ko, on her birthday.
“Wolves at the Door. Cosmic Encounters.” invites viewers towards the tumultuous and often-nebulous process of creation.
The Instituto Cervantes exhibit by Spanish artist Enrique Marty with special participation by Philippine National Artist Kidlat Tahimik embodies a sense of weirdness in its explorations of what an artist is, and the evolution of ideas over time.
Written and photographed by @thefalnerises
For their annual ICONS series, Altro Mondo Creative Space featured legendary artist Junyee as the second artist on their spotlight.
“Of Man and Nature” attempts to reflect on the career of Junyee, showing off his use of natural materials in his art like soot, wood, and seeds and the way he integrates that with modern-day objects like metal sheets and electronic boards.
Written and photographed by @thefalnerises
