I am a visual artist from the Philippines, and currently pursuing my PhD in Art Education under the Fulbright Program. My research is focused on the intersection of arts and special education, specifically on building critical approaches in working and collaborating with disabled persons.

With the arts having a very powerful role in blending, colliding and intersecting thoughts, artists have always taken the task of provoking society to step beyond its limits. Gone are the days when they were confined in gallery spaces, museums and art classrooms, because they thrive in different fields, industries, and across disciplines. As someone who is always thriving in between worlds, my creative practice has never given me a place of comfort. I ground myself on important issues where artists can generate the much-needed tension to reshape thinking and shift perceptions. Through the arts, boundaries can be pushed to initiate change - and by looking for opportunities to pierce through the openings, I am committed to exploring the infinite creative possibilities that can be made known to and be shared by all.