Compilation of photographs taken at the opening of Roberto Chabet's three-part exhibition, 'Alarm and Chaos', West Gallery, 31 March 2009.
Notable figures include Roberto Chabet (Image 1-2, 5-12), Ringo Runoan (Image 1-2), Pardo de Leon (Image 2), Benjamin Bautista (Image 2), Eleanor Modesto (Image 2, 7-10), Soler Santos (Image 2), Kiri Dalena (Image 2), Ronald Achacoso (Image 2), Carmen Mesina (Image 2), Joy Dayrit (Image 2), Danny Dalena (Image 2), Fernando Modesto (Image 2, 7-10), Yasmin Sison (Image 3-4), Mariano Ching (Image 3-4), Patrick Johnson (Image 5, 9), Yolanda Perez-Johnson (Image 8-10), Poklong Anading (Image 11), Joy Dayrit (Image 12).

Excerpt from the exhibition notes written by Ringo Bunoan:
'The title 'Alarm and Chaos' is derived from Shakesperean plays, a stage instruction that calls for sudden mayhem. In Chabet’s exhibition, the three rooms of the gallery are turned into apprehensive scenes using familiar objects – harmonicas and clipboards, embedded or attached to almost nondescript, monochrome paintings and neon texts that reference philosopher Soren Kiekergaard, poet Rainier Maria Rilke and artist Alexander Rodchenko. The three installations, Fear and Trembling Alone Is Not Enough, For Beauty Is Nothing But The Beginning of Terror, and Who’s Afraid of Alexander Rodchenko?, explore the anxieties of modern life and the ruptures brought forth by the collisions of everyday images.'