Miko Tiu Laurel Studio
Web design, layout, exhibition design
I designed the website for Miko Tiu Laurel’s studio and recent exhibition “What Lays Beneath a Black Hole; In Other Life.”
The August 2024 exhibition explores the link between personal narratives and cultural identity, inviting audiences to experience an artistic response to post-colonialism through a recontextualized, decolonized Philippines. Tiu-Laurel aims to decolonize shared historical experiences, bringing focus back to folk arts, lore, and spirituality through a contemporary lens.
“It serves as a platform for me to address imperial and generational trauma through art, promoting heritage and environmental conservation efforts,” said Tiu Laurel.
Apart from the website, I was a member of the exhibition team, where I helped stage and produce the event and performance, held in Ojeras Studio in Brooklyn.
Access the full exhibition and studio store here.
The August 2024 exhibition explores the link between personal narratives and cultural identity, inviting audiences to experience an artistic response to post-colonialism through a recontextualized, decolonized Philippines. Tiu-Laurel aims to decolonize shared historical experiences, bringing focus back to folk arts, lore, and spirituality through a contemporary lens.
“It serves as a platform for me to address imperial and generational trauma through art, promoting heritage and environmental conservation efforts,” said Tiu Laurel.
Apart from the website, I was a member of the exhibition team, where I helped stage and produce the event and performance, held in Ojeras Studio in Brooklyn.
Access the full exhibition and studio store here.
