It is hard to tell where reality ends and illusion begins.
Exploring the paths that connect our inner and outer sights, the exhibition records the transitions that take place during a specific bio-rhythmic setting. Within this zone, activities like automatic painting, meditating, forming new habits manifest. Exercises were made on translating something hard to translate such as an aura in painting, visual vibrations, and the awareness that a moment passes with every stroke. Projecting these visions is like going on a trip.
Take a moment to reflect on the things that are not there physically. Make sure you are not echoing old tricks to get new results. Look for a link, a crack, a gap; look for that space where reality and illusion blends and separates.
About the Artist
About the Artists
Gail Vicente (b. 1984) creates installations, drawings, objects, paintings and dioramas that explore existence, conflict, transitions and other everyday experiences. She studied Library and Information Science at the University of the Philippines before shifting to Art Education at the UP College of Fine Arts.
Since 2008, she has been exhibiting her works at various alternative art spaces and galleries in Manila. She has also worked as an art teacher and has been assisting with the research for The Chabet Archive. She currently works as an archivist for King Kong Art Projects Unlimited and as an exhibitions coordinator for Project 20.
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About the Artists
About the Artist
Gail Vicente (b. 1984) creates installations, drawings, objects, paintings and dioramas that explore existence, conflict, transitions and other everyday experiences. She studied Library and Information Science at the University of the Philippines before shifting to Art Education at the UP College of Fine Arts.
Since 2008, she has been exhibiting her works at various alternative art spaces and galleries in Manila. She has also worked as an art teacher and has been assisting with the research for The Chabet Archive. She currently works as an archivist for King Kong Art Projects Unlimited and as an exhibitions coordinator for Project 20.
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