⌚️2024-03-24 12:00:00 – 2024-03-31 12:00:00
🏢Lincoln Center, Hearst Plaza
This installation is on view all day from March 24–31, 2024 at Hearst Plaza. Tickets are not required. Just show up!
Manananggal (n): a folklore creature who can separate itself in half.
Tanggal (v): to remove. to take away.
Filipino mythmaking meets technology in Carlo Maghirang’s MA-NA-NANG-GAL, a sculpture series based on the Filipino folklore creature of the same name. It is a retelling of the popular myth through the artist’s personal lens of displacement and migration. Using a series of contemporary and digital fabrication processes—from photo manipulation/collage, generative AI, and 3D modeling, Maghirang reimagines the manananggal, not as terrifying monsters, but instead as a premonition of the future—a utopian vision of a lineage of people who are able to exist in two.
3D Sculpting and Printing in collaboration with Tay Brizendine // Siggy Studio
10 Columbus Cir Fl 5
New York,
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