Salibio’s Orientalia and Consorio’s monochrome surrealism at Art Underground | Lifestyle.INQ

OCTOBER 27, 2022

“SHADOW” 1 and 2, by Iya Consorio
“SHADOW” 1 and 2, by Iya Consorio
“SHADOW” 1 and 2, by Iya Consorio

Iya Consorio and Mimi Salibio present their new works in “Weird Machine” and “Waking Season” at Art Underground.

 

The shows reveal the thought-provoking practices of a new breed of contemporary artists, characterized by a highly nuanced aesthetic and tinged with references to Eastern spirituality and post-Enlightenment philosophy.

 

“NORAA,” by Mimi Salibio
“NORAA,” by Mimi Salibio

Salibio majored in Painting at the Far Eastern University. Her aesthetic leans toward the East—Japanese woodblock printing, for instance, and Hindi mythological charts.

 

Consorio, meanwhile, is a product of the Fine Arts program of the University of Santo Tomas. Using a decidedly monochrome palette, the works of Consorio are skewed to more surrealist figurations.

 

Both shows will open at 6 p.m. on Nov. 28 and run until Dec. 12 at Art Underground, 814 Balagtas St., Addition Hills, Mandaluyong City. Call (632)7210745 or e-mail [email protected].

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