Relaxation is a State of Mind
Mark Salvatus’s solo exhibition at The Drawing Room asks about ways to relax.
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Mark Salvatus’s solo exhibition at The Drawing Room asks about ways to relax.
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In presenting ten plank-like paintings for the exhibition,
the artist critiques the Western modernist trope of
minimalist paintings leaning on walls.
In a literal, allegorical, and abstract sense, The Promised Land
is an embodiment of a long-sought desire, a destination
where one’s hopes are realized on arrival.
“Everything We Don’t Know” by
Gene Paul Martin confronts the problems posed by the history
of painting…
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“Nearly every result [the quantum theorist] pronounces is about the probability of this or that… happening – with usually a great many alternatives.”
Artists such as Habulan, Co, Justiniani, Mallari, Esquillo, and De Chavez experiment on formalism or abstraction to truthfully dwell on a genuine search for artistic possibility.
The Drawing Room regards 14 young artists and their painterly visions, gestures, and language, that suggest the gradations of artistic process of an incoming generation of contemporary Filipino painters.
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In the spectrum of my art practice lies as an inherent premise – Systems, Structures, Scales – wherein I identify as the totality of my being.
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Enfolding through time and space, the waves from the sea reach distant shores in a neverending process of search…
Splashings and thunderclaps through the eyelids of two shores, murmuring Read More »