Lenticular Magnet by Tricia SalongaA magnetic lenticular piece capturing a face fragmented, frustrated, and stuck within its own frame. With each tilt, the expression shifts from quiet irritation to full blown anger, echoing the Filipino phrase Di maipinta ang mukha, describing a face so upset it defies depiction. Stuck turns that saying into motion: anger looping, reshaping, and never fully escaping its box. @treesalonga

The fine dining setting contrasts with the smorgasbörd of local breakfast items

In Elevating

in a pose that recontextualizes Caravaggio's masterful dynamism as a framework for Phua to process his own experiences

the ups and the downs

In an attempt to move away from overthinking his practice

Featuring the artwork Spirit

abstract style where nature and landmarks are reimagined into a wild and colourful landscape

This artwork represents the artist’s childhood hometown

as a woman surrounded by an air of mysticism and danger

Originating from the rich heritage of Malaysia

the tapestry captures the essence of motion through digitally abstracted shapes and vibrant colour

these tea towels transform the ordinary into something meaningful and visually engaging