Patricia Perez Eustaquio

Bio

Patricia Perez Eustaquio (b. 1977) is known for works that span different mediums and disciplines — from paintings, drawings, and sculptures, to the fields of fashion, décor, and craft. She reconciles these intermediary forms through her constant exploration of notions that surround the integrity of appearances and the vanity of objects. Images of detritus, carcasses, and decay are embedded into the handiwork of design, craft, and fashion while merging the disparate qualities of the maligned and marginalised with the celebrated and desired. From her ornately shaped canvases to sculptures shrouded by fabric, their arrival as fragments, shadows, or memories, according to Eustaquio, underline their aspirations, their vanity, this ‘desire to be desired.’ Her wrought objects — ranging from furniture, textile, brass, and glasswork in manufactured environments — likewise demonstrate these contrasting sensibilities and provide commentary on the mutability of perception, as well as on the constructs of desirability and how it influences life and culture.

A recipient of The Cultural Center of the Philippines’ Thirteen Artists Awards, Patricia Perez Eustaquio has also gained recognition through several residencies abroad, including Art Omi in New York and Stichting Id11 of the Netherlands. She has also been part of several notable exhibitions, such as The Vexed Contemporary in the Museum of Contemporary Art and Design, Manila; That Mountain is Coming at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris, France; and An Atlas of Mirrors in the 2016 Singapore Biennale.

Patricia Perez Eustaquio is currently based in Benguet Province, Philippines.

Patricia Perez Eustaquio (b. 1977) is known for works that span different mediums and disciplines — from paintings, drawings, and sculptures, to the fields of fashion, décor, and craft. She reconciles these intermediary forms through her constant exploration of notions that surround the integrity of appearances and the vanity of objects. Images of detritus, carcasses, and decay are embedded into the handiwork of design, craft, and fashion while merging the disparate qualities of the maligned and marginalised with the celebrated and desired. From her ornately shaped canvases to sculptures shrouded by fabric, their arrival as fragments, shadows, or memories, according to Eustaquio, underline their aspirations, their vanity, this ‘desire to be desired.’ Her wrought objects — ranging from furniture, textile, brass, and glasswork in manufactured environments — likewise demonstrate these contrasting sensibilities and provide commentary on the mutability of perception, as well as on the constructs of desirability and how it influences life and culture.

A recipient of The Cultural Center of the Philippines’ Thirteen Artists Awards, Patricia Perez Eustaquio has also gained recognition through several residencies abroad, including Art Omi in New York and Stichting Id11 of the Netherlands. She has also been part of several notable exhibitions, such as The Vexed Contemporary in the Museum of Contemporary Art and Design, Manila; That Mountain is Coming at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris, France; and An Atlas of Mirrors in the 2016 Singapore Biennale.

Patricia Perez Eustaquio is currently based in Benguet Province, Philippines.

Death of Magellan (After Amorsolo)
2019
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digitally woven tapestry in cotton and wool
161.42h x 114.96w in • 410h x 292w cm artist proof
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Untitled (Canyons)
2022
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graphite on acid-free paper
38.98h x 30.91w in • 99h x 78.50w cm (framed) 27.56h x 19.69w in • 70h x 50w cm (unframed)
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An Unraveling (Conversation Among Ruins, After Amorsolo)
2019
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digitally woven tapestry in cotton and wool
114.17h x 91.34w in • 290h x 232w cm
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Boom VII
2021
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acrylic on aluminum, tapestries
76h x 51w in • 193.04h x 129.54w cm
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Untitled (Flowers for, Il)
2021
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oil on canvas
42 in • 106.68 cm (diameter)
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Shamanisms (drawing I)
2018
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graphite and gold leaf on paper
59.06h x 39.37w in • 150h x 100w
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Psychogenic Fugue
2008
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crochet lace and epoxy
42.5h x 83w x 41d in • 108h x 212w x 104d cm
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Dear Sweet Filthy World IV
2010
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cardboard
variable dimensions
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The Future That Was (Reflections)
2013
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Metal, cane (solihiya), paint, mirrors on fabric
variable dimension
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That Mountain is Coming
2016
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digital print on canvas, wood
dimensions variable
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The Hunters Enter the Woods
2016
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oil on aluminum panels
300h × 540w cm (installed width of diptych)
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Flowers for X, I
2016
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oil on canvas
60.04 in • 152.5 cm (diameter)
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Untitled (Carcass)
2016
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digital print on silk dupion
393.70h x 53.54w in • 1000h x 136w cm
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Untitled (Spears), (detail)
2016
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epoxy paint, PVC pipe, found (plastic) flowers/objects, gold aluminum wire
dimension variable
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Untitled (Millefleurs) I
2017
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tapestry
58h x 36.25w in • 147.32h x 92.08w cm
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Untitled (Still Life 5)
2017
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plaster, wood, polyurethane, acrylic paint, sugar paste, graphite
22.05h x 38.19dia in • 56h x 97dia cm
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Figure Babel 10
2017
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graphite and gold leaf on paper
60h x 39w in • 152.40h x 99.06w cm
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Sketches and Conversation Among Ruins IV
2018
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graphite and gold leaf on paper
38.98h x 31.10w in • 99h x 79w cm
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Endless Summer
2020
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woven tapestry, silk, cotton, fiberfill, foam, wood, bamboo, wire, plaster of paris
63.39h x 41.34w x 25.20d in • 161h x 105w x 64d cm
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Boom (I)
2018
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oil on aluminum, woven tapestry, silk, cotton
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Selected Exhibitions

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