The distance between a woman and her womb.


The Necropolis.


Kababayans.








From charting distances to a dying star in space and between lovers, to the landscape of death in


a gun, these familiar and unfamiliar landscapes record works ranging from self-expression to social commentary. Issue Two features the work of Desmond Kon, Stephanie Ye, Vanessa Ban,Thng Ivana, Esther Ng, Jaryl George Solomon, Tse Hao Guang, Migs Bravo-Dutt, Nandita Jaishankar, Adam Liew, Christina Chua, Manoj Harjani, Makarand R. Paranjape, Faiezah Osman, Ivan Ang, Derrick Cham, Abel Koh, Benjamin Teong, Nicholas Liu, David De Winne, Prabhu Silvam, Shang Hsuen Koh, R Somaiah, Darius Sit, Jayanti Shankar, Bryan Cheong Sui Kang, Adeline Mary Teoh, Ari,


Kong Yen Lin & Nuria Ling, Jason Erik Lundberg, and Eric Tinsay Valles.





What should art be used for? Come read for yourself.





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Ceriph began one day when we saw our friends writing lovely prose pieces, taking beautiful photographs and creating art that was worthy of being celebrated. However, there existed no appropriate space that could hold these creative thoughts and ideas, no formal platform for viewing. Ceriph exists to provide this very outlet for ordinary Singaporeans like you and me to share our thoughts, words, colours, and perspectives.