Cat Chiu Phillips
November/December 2020
Gallery Artist in Residence
About the project:
Plastic Bahay Kubo is a large-scale installation project made entirely of plastic waste. It is a playful and lighthearted adaptation of the traditional Filipino vernacular architecture.
November/December 2020
Gallery Artist in Residence
About the project:
Plastic Bahay Kubo is a large-scale installation project made entirely of plastic waste. It is a playful and lighthearted adaptation of the traditional Filipino vernacular architecture.
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About the artist: Cat Chiu Phillips creates installation work in public spaces often using traditional handicraft methods. By using various found materials including plastic and electronic waste, discarded items became an interest because of its contextual value. Inevitably this has inspired her to create installation and public art projects using various recycled products. She has many national and international public art commissions and has been an educator in the public schools for over 18 years. |
