The exhibition CMYK (Colors Makes You Know) redefines abstraction by asserting that color is a cognitive tool through which painting thinks, rather than a mere design element. Featuring twelve distinct Philippine artists—including Binong Javier, Coeli Manese, and Fitz Herrera—the exhibition rejects a singular thematic consensus. Instead, it embraces plurality, allowing diverse techniques like geometry and chromatic modulation to sharpen one another.

Moving past modernist debates, these artists treat abstraction as a disciplined practice of attention. Ultimately, CMYK proves that painting produces profound knowledge and alters perception precisely where language reaches its limit.