Racso Jugarap, a wire artist from the Philippines, is making a name for himself in the contemporary art scene with his unique wire artistry. His
intricate wire works give the impression of shadows in their organic form and are inspired by his childhood memories and cultural roots, as well as
the sensations he feels while creating.
Jugarap's creative process is slow and repetitive, which he considers a form of meditation. He uses metal wire as his medium, manipulating it to
create curves that express fluid movement and dynamism. The artist regards metal wire as a versatile material that can be transformed from
malleable to solid, depending on how it is woven and bound.
The slow and repetitive nature of Jugarap's work allows him to lose himself in deep focus, honing his craft and creating masterpieces that embody
grace, fluidity, resilience, and flow. Through his wire artistry, Jugarap proves to unite people through his interest in unique and contemporary
conceptions, making art an integral part of life embraced in various disciplines and structures. He encourages others to divulge their own expression
and create a shared experience through art.