Bahay / Abog Bale / Harong Balay: An An Unofficial and Incomplete Survey of Filipino Traditional Philippine Houses Before and After A Series of Colonization

Bahay / Abog Bale / Harong Balay: An An Unofficial and Incomplete Survey of Filipino Traditional Philippine Houses Before and After A Series of ColonizationThis poster style booklet by Char Kristoff, a designer, artist, and photographer based in Laguna, Philippines, is titled "An Unofficial and Incomplete Survey of Filipino Traditional Houses Before and After a Series of Colonization." It features a wide range of photographs of various houses, from historical documents and photographs taken by American soldiers to more recent photographs taken by Kristoff himself, archiving the complex historical

at the same time

the publication also includes literary essays on the literature of exile as well as exhibition views and texts from all the lonely people

these sene are announced and re-imagined through the digitally produced banners

The poem was translated by Emma Rault and the design is by Rose Nordin

and the new petrochemical circuits that link the Middle East

post/colonial

and the Piotr Piotrowski Centre for Research on East-Central European Art at the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań

and nine stories then emerged under its reflection

This book is a fiscal experiment of redistribution

from technical plans for the classification of potatoes to dinner room schemes

performing the tasks of ecological restoration day after day

What emerges is a poignant counter-narrative to the objectifying