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Chino Yulo Presents “Be Water” – A Solo Exhibition Embracing Bruce Lee’s Philosophy Through Art

Be Water Exhibit

Renowned contemporary Philippine sculptor Chino Yulo is set to captivate audiences once again with his fifth solo exhibition, “Be Water,” at Imahica Art, running from June 9-23, 2024. Yulo, celebrated for his unwavering dedication to his craft and profound exploration of natural forms, brings to life the essence of Bruce Lee’s philosophy of “being like water.”

A Master of Materials and Movement

Chino Yulo stands out as a leading figure in contemporary sculpture. He is known for his meticulous work with materials such as wood, metal, resin, acrylic, and glass. His art delves deeply into the shapes, movements, and rhythms of natural forms, creating a visual symphony that reflects the splendor of nature alongside abstract expressions of emotion and thought. From detailed tabletop pieces to grand, large-scale installations, Yulo’s sculptures are a testament to his impeccable sense of balance and flow.

“Be Water” – Embracing Fluidity and Adaptability

Bruce Lee’s philosophy emphasizes the importance of adaptability, resilience, and fluidity in navigating life’s challenges. Lee famously stated that water can flow or crash, take shape, and adapt to any situation, encouraging individuals to remain flexible and open to change. Chino Yulo embodies this philosophy through his art, believing deeply in the transformative power of water.

The “Be Water” exhibition features series such as TAN-AW, ALON, and LUKOT, each intricately exploring water’s fluid and dynamic essence. These series not only showcase water’s physical properties and aesthetics but also delve into the deeper philosophical messages of adaptability and resilience.

A Profound Reflection on Life’s Journey

Yulo’s art in “Be Water” encourages viewers to find strength in flexibility, beauty in adaptability, and harmony in life’s inevitable changes. By exploring water’s physical and metaphorical properties, this exhibition profoundly reflects on how we can navigate our life’s journey with grace and resilience.

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