Born in the Philippines and shaped by her life in Germany, Nigeria, and the Caribbean, Geraldine Rodriguez carries within her a diversity of cultures and energies that breathe through her art. Each place she has called home has awakened a deeper awareness of the invisible threads that bind humanity, our shared emotions, silent struggles, and the sacred beauty within ordinary moments.

Guided by this awareness, Geraldine’s work explores the intimate dialogue between the inner self and the outer world though how we imagine, remember, and reflect upon our own being within family, community, and spirit. Her artistic journey began with painting, capturing the unseen relationships people hold with themselves and others. Over time, her creative expression expanded into photography, where she seeks not just to portray, but to reveal and to unearth the soul that flickers beneath the surface of everyday life.

Through her lens and brush, Geraldine strives to capture the pure essence of “self”, that divine spark that remains constant even amidst change, vulnerability, or silence. Her subjects may appear ordinary, yet when seen through her eye, they become portals to a universal truth: though our stories differ, our emotions are one.

Her art invites contemplation, healing, and awakening. It dares to expose what many keep hidden, like the raw, luminous self. Geraldine embraces creative risk as a spiritual act, breaking away from tradition to let authenticity speak freely. Her deepest hope is that her work serves as a mirror for others. An evoking self-reflection, compassion, and spiritual growth that remind us all that in our shared humanity, we are never alone.