Do You Think Life is Tough? Read this, and You will Appreciate Life More.

Growing up from a poor family and losing my a father at the age of eight, I have always been an ambitious child. I have always wanted to great things in life and would do anything to achieve it. And I refuse to believe that life has its boundaries for people like us.

👉 At the age of 9, I was sexually molested.

👉 At the age of 11, I was sold to an old gay guy at a cinema which was showing Filipino adult movies for 100 pesos and it happened a few times.

👉 I got used to it and traded myself to anyone who wanted pleasure for a couple of dollars until 16.

👉 I became a millionaire (in pesos) at the age of 19 by showing and sending nude videos to paedophiles online. I spent all my money for nothing and also lose all those.

👉 At 18 I was slapped in public at a gold course of the university I attended to, dominated by people who have no laws. I had no choice but to agree, else, I know I’ll be found dead the next day.

👉 I had to encode thesis at night, train dance to high school students, do make-up during events, wash dishes to get by. And yes, I have shoplifted a few times to submit my school projects.

👉 I was first discriminated in Manila because of my Bisaya accent in both Tagalog and English, it went for years until I changed my accent to fit in.

👉 I was physically assaulted in Malate and Cubao because I was gay.

👉 I can keep going.

But I have a thousand reasons to love and appreciate life. And a million reasons why I choose to fight. I never needed pitty, I need someone who could listen.

These are the few reasons, why I know how to be an ordinary person, and help people alike. I am here to stay and build my advocacies for the country who rejected me. I am here to fight for what my fellowmen deserve in life.

I am not going to beg for your likes, comments, and share. But if you believe in your heart that what I do is genuine, please share this video.

To be continued...

Do You Think Life is Tough? Read this, and You will Appreciate Life More.

Growing up from a poor family and losing my a father at the age of eight, I have always been an ambitious child. I have always wanted to great things in life and would do anything to achieve it. And I refuse to believe that life has its boundaries for people like us.

👉 At the age of 9, I was sexually molested.

👉 At the age of 11, I was sold to an old gay guy at a cinema which was showing Filipino adult movies for 100 pesos and it happened a few times.

👉 I got used to it and traded myself to anyone who wanted pleasure for a couple of dollars until 16.

👉 I became a millionaire (in pesos) at the age of 19 by showing and sending nude videos to paedophiles online. I spent all my money for nothing and also lose all those.

👉 At 18 I was slapped in public at a gold course of the university I attended to, dominated by people who have no laws. I had no choice but to agree, else, I know I’ll be found dead the next day.

👉 I had to encode thesis at night, train dance to high school students, do make-up during events, wash dishes to get by. And yes, I have shoplifted a few times to submit my school projects.

👉 I was first discriminated in Manila because of my Bisaya accent in both Tagalog and English, it went for years until I changed my accent to fit in.

👉 I was physically assaulted in Malate and Cubao because I was gay.

👉 I can keep going.

But I have a thousand reasons to love and appreciate life. And a million reasons why I choose to fight. I never needed pitty, I need someone who could listen.

These are the few reasons, why I know how to be an ordinary person, and help people alike. I am here to stay and build my advocacies for the country who rejected me. I am here to fight for what my fellowmen deserve in life.

I am not going to beg for your likes, comments, and share. But if you believe in your heart that what I do is genuine, please share this video.

To be continued...

フィリピン、ルソン島北部の山岳地帯にある村「サガダ(Sagada)」
サガタの洞窟は神秘な力があるようで
是非皆様にも行ってもらいたい場所の
１つです。
洞穴内ではたくさんの鍾乳石に、恐竜の足跡や貝の化石も見られます。

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【これまでの旅】
キャンピングカーで日本一周
キャンピングカーでアメリカ10,000km横断
無一文でユーラシア大陸横断
世界で一番富裕層が集まる香港で『わらしべ長者』
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至今展演作品計有《餐桌上的小旅行》、《似曾相識的食物》、《Room1702》、《看不見的虛線》、《藝食之間-玩藝兒》、《今時直到永遠》、《秋月》、《無法剝離的關係》、《晚餐》、《混種現場-彈彈》、《UNE JOURNÉE DE LA VIE》、《關亭來了！戴紅瑁來了！張家鴻來的！魯芳來了！》、《膚慰》、《超身體》、《凝結與分化》、《Smooth》、《耳道》、《藏》等，場所遍及台灣台北、台南、高雄以及菲律賓Cubao、法國巴黎各地。
在法國，越南和菲律賓多次駐村經驗中，程仁珮針對各地飲食風俗提出許多展演計畫，聚焦於飲食文化和歷史記憶，經由訪談蒐集日常口述歷史，從生態環境與人文議題兩方面研究飲食文化在當今時代裡的姿態。
其飲食研究創作所探討的飲食文化層面，不單局限於食物或料理，更多是飲食文化背後的構成因素，如：物產種植，食材運輸，食品加工，產業歷史，政治性食物，民族遷徙等項目，試圖以視覺藝術，描繪飲食在文史中的樣貌。
2014年於法國巴黎展開與陌生人進餐的長期計畫《你的料理我的食譜》──公開邀請任何人和她享用免費的一餐。程仁珮會依據自己的想像去做一道受訪者想吃的家鄉料理，最後再與參與者一起對照其中差異。
2017年發展至今的《食譜演化運動》系列，則是透過「採訪─料理─攝影」三階段式方法進行，先是田調外籍新娘故事，其次將她們的經驗客製為專屬食譜，並實際做出精緻美食，再加入她們提供的個人物件，拍攝為照片，且在照片之後以文字記述新住民的故事。程仁珮意圖憑藉藝術形式的演示，打開人們對食物的不同想像，不僅僅侷限於既定習慣與制約口味，更能增進對他者飲食與文化的多元認識。她對食物與藝術的熱情，無疑帶著打破定義的壯志。
現於忠泰美術館展出的《食譜演化運動》，以懸掛方式呈現，並有多彩燈光照射，脫離牆面的相片亦含寓意，一方面導引觀者看見照片背後的人生故事（亦即，食物與人生是無可分割），一方面也具象化了異鄉人不落地生根的飄浮感。

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