Dios Mio!


Raw, passionate, direct, honest without a bit of compromise to be softer to please the viewer, without turning away from any
detail of the life that is genuinely enjoyed and fully lived through the way it is, however unconventional it might seem.


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Get the vibe of the book ‘Dios Mio!’ by Brian Sergio
from this video, with music by Malek Lopez aka Mumuy.










"Dios Mio!" by Filipino photographer Brian Sergio.
2021. Soft cover, Japanese binding with burgundy thread
2 real photos attached to the cover (front and back)
16 x 25 cm, 86 pages including 5 fold-out pages
35 € + shipping

Check it out: dienacht-magazine.com/2021/08/02/brian-sergio-dios-mio
Pak! (2012-2016)
These are portraits of people I encounter everyday. What fascinates me about them is their collective rebellion against inhibitions and acceptable behavior in what is largely a conservative Catholic society. Some of them are friends, some I had an intimate relationship with, and some are strangers, but I can identify with them within my environment.


Just the act of taking these photos have subjected me to the same criticisms that most of them have encountered.

In a way, it is an attempt to expose the world behind the façade that most Filipinos aspire to.

             
Angono Bound. Brian Sergio plays around with the meaning of the word bound in his latest solo exhibit. First, he alludes to the practice of fetishistic binding in the context of “BDSM,” specifically, the Japanese style of kinbaku/shibari. Second, he refers to the place where these practices were held and explored

– Angono, a quaint, traditional, semi-urban town east of Manila – and also, incidentally, or auspiciously, the location of the gallery where the diaristic photo documentation of these explorations where exhibited. - Excerpt from the notes of Ian Lomongco

Giant Dwarf Art Space. Gallery 1
January 19 - February 18, 2020



Angono Bound Installation View
A diaristic show that showcase a series of pictures about my Bondage sessions and other things in Angono, rizal



Giant Dwarf Art Space. Gallery 1
January 19 - February 18, 2020


Post Repost Share Exhibition Photobangkok 2018
A surveys contemporary relationship between photographs and viewers in the 21st century. which features Photographers from Southeast Asia



Bangkok Art and Culture Centre. July 6 - September 9, 2018Curated by Dr. Toeingam Guptabutra (Thailand),
and Angki Purbandono (Indonesia)