If you’ve missed seeing the works of actress and artist Solenn Heussaff, don’t fret. You can catch up on her latest visual works at Provenance Art Gallery, where she has unveiled two new pieces, “Pamana” and “Still Growing Wild.”

Starting with her quintessential Heussaff-Bolzico artwork, “Pamana” features a woman in its frame, designed by Vito Selma. The piece speaks to the things passed down to us through traditions, memories, and the generational exchange of ways of living.

As she continues to explore her newfound abstract technique, Solenn presents “Still Growing Wild,” a reflection of how quiet freedom and growth aren’t always polished or certain. In this, she finds beauty in not having everything figured out.

Catch Solenn’s artworks while you still can this month at Provenance Art Gallery in Power Plant Mall, the fifth segment of “BRIDGING THE GAP 2” — a dynamic exhibition series featuring contemporary Filipino artists through a program of rotating exhibitions, conversations, and new encounters

(Solenn Heausaff and Still Growing Wild photographed by Jerick Sanchez)

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