Wawi Navarroza is a Filipino Wawi Navarroza is a Filipina lens-based artist recognized as one of the foremost names in contemporary Southeast Asian art today. She is known for her vibrant large format photographic tableaus, landscapes and self-portraits which speak of the hybridity of identity, photography, and place.
This latest collection of Collected samples were cataloged, assembled within glass terrariums, and photographed by the artist. This communal project built an abstract city map from a psychogeographical sample set of ninety-nine corners of Metropolitan Manila (and one peripheral place).
A continuation of her Wawi Navarrozas’ photo series ‘‘As Wild As We Come’’ was shown during Art Fair PH The Istanbul-based artist reflects on weightlifting women, motherhood and female artists through works.
Bio. Wawi Navarroza (b. 1979, Wawi Navarroza is a Filipina contemporary artist with an international art practice known for her works in photography. Her works navigate self and surrounding as seen in her self-portraits, landscapes and installations.
Wawi: Yes, collected by different Silverlens New York is delighted to kick off with a solo exhibition by Filipina artist Wawi Navarroza, a leading figure in contemporary Southeast Asian art. The show marks Navarroza’s first-ever solo exhibition in the United States after more than a quarter-century of photography practice.
A transnational artist is Wawi Navarroza (b) is an Istanbul-based Filipina multidisciplinary artist known for her works in photography. Her images navigate self and surrounding in constructed tableaus and self-portraits, as well as landscape and installation.
The book presents Wawi Wawi Navarroza (b. , Manila, Philippines) is a Filipina lens-based artist. Recognized as one of the foremost names in contemporary Southeast Asian art, she is known for her vibrant large format photographic tableaus and self-portraits which allude to the hybridity of identity, photography, and place.
Filipino artist Wawi Navarroza
ESSAYS "Sari-Sari Style: Tropical Excess and an Asian Sense of Brown in Wawi Navarroza’s Photographs" academic article by Emmanuel David, VERGE Journal: Studies in Global Asias, published by University of Minnesota Press, release Fall