Production Design

Photos from the Indio Nacional, 2005
Director: Raya Martin
Country: Philippines

Indio Nacional is one of the films I worked as a production for. I still need to collect photos for the other films. It's a little bit difficult to do all of this once.

Other films that I will need to include in this page are the following:

• Ayme (Work in Progress), Directed by Ivy Universe Baldoza
• Indio Nacional, 2005, Directed by Raya Martin
• Pamilyang Kumakain ng Lupa (The Family that Eats Soil), 2005, Directed by Khavn Dela Cruz
• Simula (Beginning), Art Direction, 2005, Directed by Ruello Lozendo
• Shaman, 2003, Directed by Ruello Lozendo
• In Loving Memory, 2003, Directed by Ruello Lozendo
• Katok (Knock), 2003, Directed by Ivy Universe Baldoza
• Piping Panahon (Flattened Season), 2003, Directed by Pia Roxas

KA-BUWAN-AN, 2008

KA-BUWAN-AN, a group exhibition by KASIBULAN was opened by Brenda Fajardo March 7, Friday and was attended by KASIBULAN members, friends, families and art enthusiasts. The exhibition was a collection art works done by members fo the group after 2004 .

In this exhibition, I presented photograms in four panels, A Portrait of Woman (4 pc 8'x10" b&w gelatin silver prints.)


KA-BUWAN-AN
March 7, Friday, 6pm
GSIS Museum
Financial Center
Reclamation Area Roxas Blvd.
Pasay City
*Exhibit runs until March 28, 2008

Babae (Womyn), 2004

Kasal-kasalan, 2004, 8"x10" gelatin silver print


Takusa Sari-sari, 2004, 9 8"x10" gelatin silver prints

Sa Tatlong Taong Ningning, 2004, 3 8"x10" gelatin silver prints

Para sa Alingawngaw ni Ningning 2004, 15 8"x10" gelatin silver prints

Alitaptap Sari-sari, 2004, 15 8"x10" gelatin silver prints

For where the woman speaks and where the woman soars and where the woman roars.

In 2004, these pieces were exhibited in a solo show entitled Babae (Womyn) at the now defunct Siwang Gallery in E. Rodriguez Avenue in Quezon City. Babae is the artist's exploration of a woman through her body. The woman in her body and how society impose her realities as she experienced and witnessed it. Here, Ligaya does this by using Barbie dolls to create the metaphor of the body as the deliberate use of the archetype of a woman in different spheres of society; the home, the media, the work place. Drawing from her memories of playing with Barbie dolls from her childhood. She uses its images to tell the story of women she witnessed in her life, a friend, her mother, an suspecting stranger she encounters in a street corner.


[Post is taken from Fly Fire Women Unite]

Collage Series 2008

Three Hearts 2008, 8x10

Blue Heart 2008, 8x10

Collage Series 2008

This is a series of collage that I worked on this December intended to be gifts for very special friends. I turned them to Christmas cards.

I was inspired by creating minimalist abstractions here, just making room for a lot of spaces and just adding a few elements. I played with various pastel colors mainly because this was the only available palette to me at the time I was making them when I got the set of construction paper from National Bookstore and added some newspapers.