HALO HALO
HALO HALO is a nomadic screen printing studio offering experimental workshops established in 2009.
Jeff Garcia brings the energy of his domestic drawing and collage parties into the print studio, teaching his passion for screen printing since 2006. Teaming up with designer Jan Avendano and artist Andrew Zukerman, HALO HALO is the manifestation of a shared dedication to D.I.Y. (do-it-yourself) aesthetics with programming that focuses on open and collaborative production.
We named the studio after the multi-layered and colourful Filipino dessert, Halo-halo (pronounced hollow-hollow) which comes from the Tagalog word "halo" meaning "mix". Our artists, processes, instructors and experimental workshops are as eclectic as the mixed and matched dessert itself.
Traveling from one studio to another we mix friends, strangers, and visual magicians, creating explosive installations and editions.
Printing Tables
Looking up at our collage loft
Washout sink area
Monster drying rack
Collage library and loft
