For the last 10 years, playing bass, synths and samplers, apè has extensively toured North America, Europe and Asia with her rock and electronic bands, Hooded Fang and Phèdre. In 2018, she begun her solo foray into sound art. She mentored under pioneering sound artist Christina Kubisch at the Darmstadt Summer Course New Music Festival, studying and recording "hidden" electromagnetic sounds as well as site specific, immersive sound installations.

Since then, she has performed and installed her own sound art pieces at The Music Gallery and Long Winter in Tkaronto and Pique in Ottawa. As a Filipina-Canadian artist, apè attempts to create sonic works that uncover clandestine narratives, while gently asking one to question socio-political systems and reality. 

apè highly values knowledge sharing and creating opportunity in Canada’s cultural and artistic landscape for those with less representation and access. Her work in this includes mentoring young womyn at the Kapisanan Philippine Art Centre, coaching at Girls Rock Camp in Tkaronto and giving public talks about creating inclusive art spaces. apè has also produced 19 documentaries for CBC Arts, highlighting interesting, status quo breaking creators on the margins of Canadian art and music. 
apè strives to build conscious communities while having the time of her life.

For the last 10 years, playing bass, synths and samplers, apè has extensively toured North America, Europe and Asia with her rock and electronic bands, Hooded Fang and Phèdre. In 2018, she begun her solo foray into sound art. She mentored under pioneering sound artist Christina Kubisch at the Darmstadt Summer Course New Music Festival, studying and recording "hidden" electromagnetic sounds as well as site specific, immersive sound installations.

Since then, she has performed and installed her own sound art pieces at The Music Gallery and Long Winter in Tkaronto and Pique in Ottawa. As a Filipina-Canadian artist, apè attempts to create sonic works that uncover clandestine narratives, while gently asking one to question socio-political systems and reality. 

apè highly values knowledge sharing and creating opportunity in Canada’s cultural and artistic landscape for those with less representation and access. Her work in this includes mentoring young womyn at the Kapisanan Philippine Art Centre, coaching at Girls Rock Camp in Tkaronto and giving public talks about creating inclusive art spaces. apè has also produced 19 documentaries for CBC Arts, highlighting interesting, status quo breaking creators on the margins of Canadian art and music. apè strives to build conscious communities while having the time of her life.

For the last 10 years, playing bass, synths and samplers, apè has extensively toured North America, Europe and Asia with her rock and electronic bands, Hooded Fang and Phèdre. In 2018, she begun her solo foray into sound art. She mentored under pioneering sound artist Christina Kubisch at the Darmstadt Summer Course New Music Festival, studying and recording "hidden" electromagnetic sounds as well as site specific, immersive sound installations.

Since then, she has performed and installed her own sound art pieces at The Music Gallery and Long Winter in Tkaronto and Pique in Ottawa. As a Filipina-Canadian artist, apè attempts to create sonic works that uncover clandestine narratives, while gently asking one to question socio-political systems and reality. 

apè highly values knowledge sharing and creating opportunity in Canada’s cultural and artistic landscape for those with less representation and access. Her work in this includes mentoring young womyn at the Kapisanan Philippine Art Centre, coaching at Girls Rock Camp in Tkaronto and giving public talks about creating inclusive art spaces. apè has also produced 19 documentaries for CBC Arts, highlighting interesting, status quo breaking creators on the margins of Canadian art and music. apè strives to build conscious communities while having the time of her life.

For the last 10 years, playing bass, synths and samplers, apè has extensively toured North America, Europe and Asia with her rock and electronic bands, Hooded Fang and Phèdre. In 2018, she begun her solo foray into sound art. She mentored under pioneering sound artist Christina Kubisch at the Darmstadt Summer Course New Music Festival, studying and recording "hidden" electromagnetic sounds as well as site specific, immersive sound installations.

Since then, she has performed and installed her own sound art pieces at The Music Gallery and Long Winter in Tkaronto and Pique in Ottawa. As a Filipina-Canadian artist, apè attempts to create sonic works that uncover clandestine narratives, while gently asking one to question socio-political systems and reality. 

apè highly values knowledge sharing and creating opportunity in Canada’s cultural and artistic landscape for those with less representation and access. Her work in this includes mentoring young womyn at the Kapisanan Philippine Art Centre, coaching at Girls Rock Camp in Tkaronto and giving public talks about creating inclusive art spaces. apè has also produced 19 documentaries for CBC Arts, highlighting interesting, status quo breaking creators on the margins of Canadian art and music. apè strives to build conscious communities while having the time of her life.

For the last 10 years, playing bass, synths and samplers, apè has extensively toured North America, Europe and Asia with her rock and electronic bands, Hooded Fang and Phèdre. In 2018, she begun her solo foray into sound art. She mentored under pioneering sound artist Christina Kubisch at the Darmstadt Summer Course New Music Festival, studying and recording "hidden" electromagnetic sounds as well as site specific, immersive sound installations.

Since then, she has performed and installed her own sound art pieces at The Music Gallery and Long Winter in Tkaronto and Pique in Ottawa. As a Filipina-Canadian artist, apè attempts to create sonic works that uncover clandestine narratives, while gently asking one to question socio-political systems and reality. 

apè highly values knowledge sharing and creating opportunity in Canada’s cultural and artistic landscape for those with less representation and access. Her work in this includes mentoring young womyn at the Kapisanan Philippine Art Centre, coaching at Girls Rock Camp in Tkaronto and giving public talks about creating inclusive art spaces. apè has also produced 19 documentaries for CBC Arts, highlighting interesting, status quo breaking creators on the margins of Canadian art and music. apè strives to build conscious communities while having the time of her life.

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