Dubai-based Filipino fashion designer Furne One Amato opens up about his 30^th anniversary collection and how his vision continues to soar toward new horizons.

Jel Suarez reflects on awards, residencies, all while building a sustainable artistic life at her own pace.

Artist Cham Cristobal shares the personal stories attached to the familiar objects in her work. 

Louie Cordero exposes the horrors of online content sludge in solo show, Brain Rot. 

Lesley-Anne Cao engages with her environment in a dialogue of infinite possibilities.

SAIS as a pop surrealist who paints softness with shadows, crafting bittersweet worlds that linger long after you look away.

Reimagining innocence as rebellion, SAIS dares that growing up doesn’t mean giving up imagination

For Carlos Bermas, known as SAIS, the pure emotion of childhood experience can carry more than just innocence and nostalgia. 

James Gabito’s art evokes a nostalgia for Old Manila and the cultural ties that connect across generations.

Kate Contemporary bridges Asian art and the European market.