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Spanish designer Héctor Serrano reflects on 25 years of creative evolution
The Philippine Star
|November 21, 2025
Spanish National Design Awardee for 2024 Héctor Serrano revisited key milestones of his 25-year career in a talk and exhibition titled The Journey in Between, held as part of the cultural program celebrating Spain's National Day in Manila.
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Spanish National Design Awardee for 2024 Héctor Serrano
The event was organized by the Industrial Design Program of the De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde (DLS-CSB).
Benilde Industrial Design Program Officer-in-Charge and Chairperson Johann Mangussad underscored the significance of cross-cultural exchanges in shaping the local design landscape. "It is through conversations such as these with our partners around the world, today especially with Spain—a country with such rich history and heritage—that we continue to deepen our own understanding of what good design truly means for us Filipinos," Mangussad said.
Ambassador of Spain to the Philippines Miguel Utray attended as guest of honor.
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