Geloy Concepcion opens ‘Bad Days are Temporary’ studio for bookings

Once-private space to host workshops, co-working, events.

US-based Filipino artist Geloy Concepcion has announced that his “Bad Days are Temporary” studio will soon open its doors for co-working, art workshops, team meetings, and intimate events.

The 32-square-meter space in UP Village was originally set up as a private residence and hangout spot for Concepcion’s family and close photographer friends. It was designed to mirror his California home, where he lives with his wife and daughter.

Before moving to the United States, Concepcion built his career in Manila as a street artist and photographer. He gained widespread attention through his Instagram project, “Things You Wanted to Say But Never Did,” which featured anonymous confessions written over film photographs.

He later expanded the project into a bestselling book and art exhibit, while also venturing into content creation and launching the merchandise brand “Bad Days are Temporary,” which eventually became the studio’s namesake.