Category: IAIF Exhibition

by: Helen Theodora Hioe Colorful ingredients and feasts to satisfy our eye and hunger

by: Summer Pieces of memory of hometown are scattered around in my mind. Some of them are sweet, while others are bitter. Both kinds of memories serve as incentives for my growth as they collide all along. At that time, every day I could have a glimpse at the railways, which were near my house,… Continue reading Homeland

by: Luthfi Ramadhan Putradi dan Malinda hapsari Berikut adalah karya yang kami kreasikan lewat interpretasi terhadap budaya kampung halaman kami, yakni Indonesia. Kami mengangkat makhluk ghaib khas Indonesia (leak, tuyul, jelangkung, dll) sebagai bentuk kekayaan yang unik dan tidak dimiliki wilayah lain. Adapun warna yang kami gunakan dalam karya ini sangat beragam , hal ini disesuaikan… Continue reading DEDEMIT: mystical creatures from my hometown

by: Samuel Kosasih My hometown, Jakarta, is known to be very crowded. It’s easy to feel annoyed and uneasily surrounded in this busy and bustling town by the noises of vehicles, people’s chattering everywhere, news and announcements blaring in nearly every public areas with TV / audio systems. Sometimes, I wonder if I can fight back… Continue reading BISING

by: Sachiko Graviela Bianca  Tersusun dari berbagai elemen yang mempunyai banyak makna tentang ciri-ciri dan keunikan Indonesia, dengan elemen kapal sebagai salah satu transportasi tradisional perairan untuk Indonesia dengan berbagai pulau, disertai tokoh-tokoh seperti wayang dan ondel-ondel sebagai beberapa diantara maskot yang melambangkan Indonesia, dan dengan elemen-elemen lainnya yang berbeda, saya ingin mengangkat pesan, “walaupun kita… Continue reading Berlayarlah Indonesiaku

by:  Ryan Yusuf Konsep karya saya ini muncul dari bagaimana saya memandang Jakarta sekarang. mempunyai tingkatan-tingkatan kehidupan, dimana yang berada di bawah semakin tertindas, yang di atas semakin kaya, semakin hebat, seakan-akan setinggi langit. Karya saya diatas menggambarkan bentuk siluet Monas(Monumen Nasional) yang di isikan oleh berbagai macam kegiatan di Jakarta seperti, banyaknya kemiskinan dan pembangunan liar, kota metropolitan yang mempunyai lebih banyak… Continue reading Beginilah Jakartaku

by: Jan Jindra Photography made on black and white film as accompaniment of text written by Franz Kafka. It is not necessary that you leave the house. Remain at your table and listen. Do not even listen, only wait. Do not even wait, be wholly still and alone. The world will present itself to you… Continue reading Prague – Hometown of Franz Kafka / Úvoz Street

by: Jan Jindra Photography made on black and white film as accompaniment of text from 18 October 1921 written by Franz Kafka. It is entirely conceivable that life’s splendour forever lies in wait about each one of us in all fullness, but veiled from view, deep down, invisible, far off. It is there, though, not… Continue reading Prague – Hometown of Franz Kafka / The window from Golden Line

by: Jan Jindra Photography made on black and white film as accompaniment of text  written by Franz Kafka. Home by way of the quay, the stone bridge, a short stretch of the Kleinseite, the new bridge. Was excited by statues of saints on the Charles Bridge. The remarkable light of the summer evening together with… Continue reading Prague – Hometown of Franz Kafka / The Charles Bridge

by: Jan Jindra Photography made on black and white film as accompaniment of text from 23 of March  1915 written by Franz Kafka. March. Incapable of writing a line. The feeling of ease with which I sat in Chotek Park yesterday and on Charles Square today with Strindberg’s By the Open Sea. My feeling of… Continue reading Prague – Hometown of Franz Kafka / Charles Square