Stillness Between Two Worlds

Winna Go's painting is divided into puzzle-like squares. Inside, a robe unfolds, contrasting Filipino motifs with Chinese symbols, suggesting a dialogue between a heritage. Close-ups of each square reveal Go's detailed craftsmanship, referring traditional weaving often d One by women. Her modern approach, however, adds rigidity and structure to this organic narrative.

"Latitudes of Being and Belonging" contributes to the discourse on Chin ese-Filipino identity, echoi ng artists who explore its complexities. Each piece reflects dual loyalty—acknowledging that these cultures, while not seamlessly blending, c a coexist in harmony without diminishing each other.