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Walang hiya traditionally implies one is mannerless, disrespectful, inelegant, lowbred, barbaric, unrefined, and unlike the colonizers and the properly colonized, primitive. Untraditionally, it embraces that Walang Hiya is necessary to provoke great art, social change, and fly outfits. ~ Hossannah Asuncion https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f3b01c1bfd4c70f53761292/1598213073067-L1RFB7S4IKSUQEGVVCLW/Last_Supper_Margarita_Corporan-27.jpg Last Suppers Pagpahayag Ng Mga Gutom: My interpretation combines elements from the Last Supper and the Philippine Declaration of Independence (Pagpapahayag ng Kasarinlan ng Pilipinas) in 1898. 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I was raised in the Catholic Church. Even as I was growing up, taking CCD classes, learning the rituals of confession and First Communion, and serving as an altar boy every Sunday, I felt an ambivalence and good-winking even as a young child. When I was older and made peace with my non-belief in church doctrine and a monotheistic, patriarchal institution, my attitudes toward the Catholic Church range from anger and ambivalence to frustration and ennui. Often, all at the same time. In this staging, I distributed an index card with one emotion written on it to each of the 12 models. The range of emotions included these feelings of anger and ambivalence, as well as others such as boredom, irritation, and ignorance. I asked the 12 models to embody the individual emotion described without feedback from others. The feeling I sought for the portrait as a whole was being together alone. ~ Ricco Siasoco https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f3b01c1bfd4c70f53761292/1598213562385-SZKXYMV6DJC602J76SBF/Last_Supper_Margarita_Corporan-26.jpg Last Suppers Bubble Gum For Supper: I was struck by how we had all come together to activate artistic play. That's what this photoshoot of the Last Supper was for us Filipino artists and creators - playing with image and form, with story and with myth, and subverting religious iconography with ephemeral notes of pop-culture. ~ Marissa Aroy https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f3b01c1bfd4c70f53761292/1598213633432-SLSKZ0HLY6A0QOUB72WR/Last_Supper_Margarita_Corporan-39.jpg Last Suppers Blood & Wine: For me, the Last Supper image is a beginning of an end. And it evokes red to me: blood & wine. I shredded the reddest fabric I could find and distributed them to the participants to depict violence, trauma, death and the ultimate betrayal that is to come. ~ Joseph O. Legaspi https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f3b01c1bfd4c70f53761292/1598214061022-BT6HEBR79OHKSI09NE9Y/Last_Supper_Margarita_Corporan-42.jpg Last Suppers Compassion Fatigue: Everyone in this photo is distracted by their devices and not making eye contact with each other even when in close proximity. 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Our selfie culture reflecting nothing back at us but our inability to break out of what feels like a predestined doom. ~ Nancy Bulalacao https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f3b01c1bfd4c70f53761292/1598214649966-PSJ2A7IDJENERBD2U81N/Last_Supper_Margarita_Corporan-50.jpg Last Suppers Magboiboisterous: This was a very special evening. In my arrangement, I'm Judas. I didn't want to be, but I thought it added another layer to have the biracial person be Judas. I had to do it. I thought everyone would have heard that the Book of Judas had been found, and so Judas' role is ambiguous because in his book, Christ asks him to do it, and so he sacrifices his name in history for Christ. But few had heard of this, and so I realized that I was not creating Judas who-might-be-a hero-or-a-betrayer, I was creating more Judas a betrayer. But ironically this crowd is the most loving group, we feel lucky to have each other. 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