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Geloy Concepcion: Portrait from a Distance

By Pristine L. De Leon | August 24, 2020 - 12:00am

At least twice a week, Geloy Concepcion works from seven to five at Java Point Café. It’s a family-run establishment,...

Arts and Culture

FUTURE PERFECT: Sure realism

By Nante Santamaria | February 22, 2013 - 12:00am

Geloy Concepcion has a trick. Through the mostly grainy monochrome photos of his travels, from the mountains of Hanoi down to Siem Reap and Bangkok, there’s a fact that most people don’t see: he’s...

Young Star