Trek Valdizno's Space Dust on Exhibit at Galleria Duemila

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Space dust. A whiff and a puff on the canvas. The artist explores geometrical and biomorphic figures, a niche beyond his comfort zone of abstraction. The looseness and fluidity of colors are turned into shapes of imagined realities.

The play on metallics is a muted method of elegance, a style that besets the artist’s works. Like sorcery, a belief of undetermined results highlights a being in conscious, present in a chaotic world yet ascending to a greater consciousness. Space Dust. A magic cast on the canvas.

Trek Valdizno is a graduate of the University of the Philippines with a degree in Fine Arts major in Painting. His works has been exhibited in Ayala Museum, Vargas Museum and Cultural Center of the Philippines. He also did commissioned and collaborative works in various international institutions in Australia, Hong Kong and France. •

The exhibition will run from Nov. 12 to Dec. 31, 2016 at Galleria Duemila, located at 210 Loring St. 1300 Pasay City. 

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Space Dust
Trek Valdizno

EXHIBITION RUN: Nov. 12 - Dec. 31, 2016
OPENING RECEPTION: Nov. 12, Saturday, 4pm

Exhibition curated by Sandra Palomar

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