Just visited the Ateneo Art Gallery :D
The main reason i went there was to look at Wawi Navarroza's work.
Unfortunately, they are only displaying 4 out of 13 photos from her "Polysaccharide: The dollhouse drama" photo set.
the photos displayed are: 0 - Straitjacket Dreamer, 1 - The Coercive Silver Spoon, 3 - Discourse in the Attic, and 12 - Glass World
I did shoot some photos, but the gallery attendant said that the gallery curator disallows the photographing of the exhibit. I deleted all of the photos i shot on my camera after he told me. Must respect the works of the artists :D
Looking at the photos up close was intresting. I could see that the photos were processed differently to produce the surreal effect (these photos were shot using a film camera).
I can see other images inside some of the photos (Straitjacket Dreamer, Glass World), and one of the photos (Discourse in the Attic) has a ghostly effect, as if the girl was talking to a ghost.
This makes me want to try to learn on how to use a film camera, as well as using a darkroom for processing the photos myself.
Wawi Navarroza's photos will be there until September 21.
Unfortunately, they are only displaying 4 out of 13 photos from her "Polysaccharide: The dollhouse drama" photo set.
the photos displayed are: 0 - Straitjacket Dreamer, 1 - The Coercive Silver Spoon, 3 - Discourse in the Attic, and 12 - Glass World
I did shoot some photos, but the gallery attendant said that the gallery curator disallows the photographing of the exhibit. I deleted all of the photos i shot on my camera after he told me. Must respect the works of the artists :D
Looking at the photos up close was intresting. I could see that the photos were processed differently to produce the surreal effect (these photos were shot using a film camera).
I can see other images inside some of the photos (Straitjacket Dreamer, Glass World), and one of the photos (Discourse in the Attic) has a ghostly effect, as if the girl was talking to a ghost.
This makes me want to try to learn on how to use a film camera, as well as using a darkroom for processing the photos myself.
Wawi Navarroza's photos will be there until September 21.