'Our relationship with nature is something we need to articulate more and more as we move through harsher conditions,' says ALT Philippines exhibiting artist Derek Tumala
This is AI generated summarization, which may have errors. For context, always refer to the full article.'Our relationship with nature is something we need to articulate more and more as we move through harsher conditions,' says ALT Philippines exhibiting artist Derek Tumala
Thoroughly researched and meticulously planned by established veterans in the scene, the Contemporary Art Collective makes certain to amplify the artist’s voice, organically leading to a deeper connection to the art public. “We aim to rouse audience participation and more in-depth discussion within an intimate setting,” shares the collective. In observing how constant societal change can foster new formats, they build a new central space for connectivity in the art world.
There’s a movement recently that urges humanity to return to our simple ways of living, to reconsider what is progress. To reconsider indigenous and traditional knowledge, to create a language of inclusivity and to revisit our past to create a new future that is free from colonial and capitalist aspirations. This is where I want to situate my thought process.
‘KAYAMANAN NG PILIPINAS.’ LED video wall, computer system, javascript coding, 2020-2021. Courtesy of artist
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