La Consolacion College Bacolod
A chair doesn’t speak. It doesn’t cry. It doesn’t write letters or whisper goodbye. But in JM Ginete’s thesis exhibit, Empty Spaces: A Series of Multimedia Artworks Surrounding Loss, the chair says everything. And it says it without a single word. The exhibit is a quiet, deeply personal exploration of grief, absence, memory, and the […]
When Miguel San Miguel first set out to create a promotional campaign for Mambukal Resort, he had a festival in mind. The Mudpack Festival—a vibrant, earthy celebration of indigenous culture and environmental awareness—had long been part of Mambukal’s identity. But during his research, Miguel learned that the event was no longer being held. Loud, festive […]
If you’ve ever passed through Murcia and thought of it as just another stop between Bacolod and Mt. Kanlaon, Sam Alintana is here to change your perspective—one poster, one logo, one proud visual at a time. His thesis, a full-scale advertising campaign for the Municipality of Murcia, is not just a creative exercise. It’s a […]
When Danica Jane Yosoya left her hometown of Candoni to study in Bacolod, she encountered a realization that would quietly shape the heart of her thesis: too many people didn’t even know where Candoni was. Some didn’t know it existed.Others heard only whispers of outdated stereotypes—stories tangled in fears of insurgency rather than in the […]
For Jehu Peria, branding isn’t just about logos or catchy visuals. It’s about memory, identity, and pride. It’s about carrying the weight of history—and offering it back to the world, beautifully preserved and powerfully reimagined. His thesis project, the branding of the Sugar Cultural Landscape of Negros, goes far beyond academic requirements. It’s a love […]
Cities are more than maps and monuments. They are made of people, of stories, of moments woven together over time. And for Janine V. Ledesma, Victorias City’s story was just waiting to be retold—with pride, with purpose, and with heart. Her thesis project, a proposed brand identity for Victorias City, started with a simple observation: […]
In an era where attention spans are short and misinformation spreads fast, health communication has never been more important—or more challenging. But for Miguel Bahala, the answer wasn’t louder messages. It was smarter, more human messages—the kind that meet people where they are, speak their language, and make them feel seen. His thesis project, “A […]
The Bacolod Central Public Market has stood for more than a century—a bustling heartbeat of commerce, community, and culture. But even as the market remains rich with life, promises of big infrastructure upgrades still feel far off on the horizon. Rather than wait for change to come from the top, Jesa Chris T. Cañete asked: […]
To stand before Andrew Noel Tomaro’s paintings is to step inside a mind caught in the tangled loop of overthinking—a space where silence is deafening, blank canvases feel like cliffs, and every decision feels like a trap. His thesis, a series of emotionally charged paintings, doesn’t aim to impress. It aims to confess. “Sa matuod […]
Some projects come from research. Others come from passion. Kyla Marie M. Borromeo’s thesis comes from somewhere even deeper—from the heartbeat of family, memory, and hope. When Kyla chose to build her thesis around promoting tourism for La Castellana, it wasn’t a random pick from a map. It was personal. It was rooted in her […]