The metaphor of travelers with suitcases as a journey in life is latent in Kirby Roxas’s Terminal, which was shown in Tales From The City in G13 Gallery in August 2015. It was a collaboration with the Tin-Aw Gallery in Manila. The exhibition featured Kirby Roxas, Francis Commeyne and Kurt Lluch (who got married back home after the exhibition), and on the Malaysian side, Gan Tee Sheng, Gan Sze Hooi and Khairuddin Zainudin. The two figures are shown stopping (the one with face to viewer) and the other walking away. A mock cartography of crossing lines with dots simulating destinations form something like a digital record. Kirby had then just earlier on in the year (May-June) taken part in the solo with Tin-Aw in an exhibition called The Rattling of Shutters, his second with the gallery in Makati City after Transciendentia (2010). His first solo exhibition titled Rehistorika was at the Boston Gallery in Quezon City in 2008. Kirby won a Jurors Choice Award in the Philippines Art Awards in 2008 and a finalist in 2007. In 2006, he won 2nd Prize (Oil Painting) in the Metrobank Art and Design Excellence competition. He graduated with a BFA from the Far Eastern University, Manila, in 2002.