Snare for Birds

Kiri Dalena is known for works that lay bare the social inequalities and injustices that continue to persist, particularly in the Philippines. Her involvement in the struggle to uphold human rights amidst state persecution is the foundation for her practice that underscores the relevance of protest and civil disobedience in contemporary society.
 

Lizza May David is a painter and multidisciplinary artist interested in gaps and silences in personal and collective archives and experiments with forms of activation through abstract painting. She studied at the Academy of Fine Arts Nuremberg and at the University of the Arts Berlin and lives and works in Berlin.

Jaclyn Reyes is an interdisciplinary artist, designer, cultural organizer, and emerging scholar based in New York City. She received her BFA in Photography from Syracuse University and earned her master’s degree in Arts in Education from Harvard University. She is currently pursuing a PhD in Social Welfare at The City University of New York Graduate Center.
 

Marika Constantino is an artist-curator. In 2017, she was a Global Cultural Fellow of the Institute of International Cultural Relations at the University of Edinburgh and part of a cultural leadership program at the King’s College in London. In 2018, she was a New York Fellow for the Asian Cultural Council. In 2020, Constantino established KANTINA, a space for co-learning and co-creation in Roxas City, Capiz.

Iris Ferrer is an independent cultural practitioner from Manila, Philippines.