Women of Creative Force advocate Social Change in their Personal Pursuits

Around the latter part of 2012, there used to be this Andy Warhol exhibit at the Hong Kong Museum of Art called “15 Minutes Eternal.” You’d enter through an escalator, which would be surrounded by a colorful awning showcasing some of Warhol’s well-known pieces. Once you get to the lobby, you have the option to get your picture taken, which would be displayed on-screen for a short amount of time...

On Progress and Taking a Step towards our Passions

Progress is an arbitrary concept. In its simplest form, it means ‘an onward movement’ or ‘to move forward’. Unfortunately, a lot of people feel stuck in a rut because they think that progress is always limited to something grand, like a promotion at work or hitting a big life goal. Either that or they fall in a trail of self-doubt with every nudge towards progress, especially in a generation...

Mark Redito shares his lifelong pursuit of Sound and making people Dance

The beginnings of a melody echoed its way onto the wee hours of the morning. Louder and louder it grew, booming defiantly in the silence that followed. The plight of the drums, the sound of it. The houses next door groaned under its weight, finding the beginnings of a melody as mere noise. But the little drummer boy carried on, the drums and his heartbeat synchronized in its beating.  Then,...

The Streetwear Comeback: UNSCHLD since 2007, till 2017 and beyond

I bought my first UNSCHLD piece in 2013. It was a dark blue denim jacket that had Alfred E. Neuman patched on the back and stylized like a pirate. It also had "MARAUDERS" embroidered on it. I wanted it in black denim but that was sold out.  Words by Red Moraleta & Photos by Zaldine Alvaro I was in high school back then. I wasn't the type to go out so I didn't know how to do many...

Creative's Travel Guide: 18 Hours in Siargao by Archie Geotina

Soak in some sun and fall in love with Siargao's amazing views and laid-back vibe. Siargao, in all its glory, has a reputation of being deemed as the surfing capital of the Philippines, understandably so, with countless of surfboards that have kissed the waves of its beaches and the amount of surfing spots it has to offer. But what do we really know of this surf-loving island besides its lively...