Artist Profile
Sherry Quiambao
Sherry Quiambao is an Australian/Filipino multi-disciplinary artist based in Boorloo/Perth. Working with photography, sculpture and video, she explores consumerism, cultural identity, and belonging, drawing from personal and collective histories. Her practice transforms everyday objects into narratives that reflect aspiration, migration and displacement. As a second-generation migrant, she navigates the tension between fulfilment and fragmentation. Her work has been exhibited at PCP, Goolugatup Heathcote, Sculpture by the Sea, and internationally. Recent projects include performative video installations and sculptural works, bridging personal and universal themes. She is also exhibiting as part of de-centre re-centre at LWAG for Perth Festival 2025.
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Sherry Quiambao – Soft relics: Echoes
In Soft relics: echoes, Quiambao explores the relationship between objects, memory, and commodification. These sculptures use found objects to reflect how our histories are tied to the everyday. Once functional, these objects become preserved relics, frozen in time in protective plastic coverings. The white surface and shrink wrap evoke fragility and impermanence, suggesting that what we choose to keep is vulnerable to time and the forces of commodification.
