Stitching Wounds, Tracing Memories
The two solo exhibitions, Wound by Alisa Chunchue and Interloper by Mar Kristoff, feel like two sides of the same coin, each offering a distinct yet complementary exploration of human […]
Dancing on the Grave of Severed Memories
This exhibition is an echo chamber for the voiceless. They whisper a shared message: silenced wounds never die; they become ghosts that haunt the table of history. Two dancers, a […]
The Magic of Objects in Stillness
This exhibition celebrates the simple, often overlooked aspects of human life. In that stillness and simplicity, the most honest and meaningful presence of life often resides. Wedhar Riyadi presents his […]
The Storytelling Soil
Taufik’s works are not merely manipulations of soil. They are a critical reflection on humanity’s disconnection from nature due to historical infrastructures. In Taufik’s hands, soil and terracotta become political […]
Celebrating the Imaginary Museum
Their works reject literal narratives, instead exploring a shared terrain: the boundaries of non-figurative art through its most primal elements—form, color, and texture. There was a moment in Indonesian art […]
Back Doors, Ruins, and the Shadows of Desire
The “Staging Desire” exhibition bursts forth as a convergence of two artists with distinct paths: Imam Sucahyo and Nindityo Adipurnomo. Here, performativity is not concealed but embraced as both method […]