For press, curators & thoughtful conversations

Media kit.

The person behind the work.
A few words to begin the story.

Biographies, artist details, and a starting point for interviews and features.

A short introduction

Princess Mae Follosco is a visual artist based in Bicol, Philippines, working with painting and mixed media. Her practice begins with personal expression, using colour, texture, and gesture to give form to what she feels and notices. She makes art from her own voice, while leaving space for the connections others find in the work.

A little more context

Princess Mae Follosco is a visual artist based in Bicol, Philippines. Working with painting and mixed media, she approaches art as a personal language: a way to give form to feelings, observations, and experiences that do not always arrive as words.

Her work begins with what she wants to express. Colour, texture, and gesture become ways of following that impulse, with room for exploration and for the unexpected. The connection a viewer finds in a piece is welcome, while the starting point remains an honest expression of her own voice.

With a background in writing and marketing, Princess Mae brings another dimension of her creative life into her visual practice. Her website gathers the work by collection, alongside a Journal that makes space for reflections on making and the process behind individual pieces.

02 / The visual story

Images with
a little context.

For a feature or publication, request the images and information that fit your story. Include your publication, intended use, and deadline.

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Portraits & studio photographs

Ask for a current artist portrait or photographs of the artist at work, together with their photographer credits.

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Artwork images & captions

Request images of a specific piece or collection, with its title, year, medium, dimensions, and credit details.

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Artist background & CV

For curatorial research or a feature, request current background information, an artist statement, or verified exhibition details.

A note on image use

Please request permission before reproducing an image and retain the artwork and photographer credits supplied with it. Let me know about any proposed cropping or alterations.

03 / In conversation

Things we might
talk about.

Art as personal expression

Making from an inner point of view and finding a visual language of your own.

Inside the process

The relationship between colour, material, gesture, and the decisions behind a work.

Words, images & creative practice

The connections between a background in writing and marketing and an expressive visual practice.

For an interview, feature or invitation

Let’s give the work
a conversation.

Share your angle, publication or platform, proposed format, and deadline. We can begin with what you have in mind.