Should be a Moon Painting

In my artistic journey, I am fascinated by the human figure and face, viewing them as both visual subjects and objects. Humans embody a duality as both observers and observed, inspiring much of my work across various styles, including impressionism and surrealism. My art is profoundly influenced by landscapes, particularly the tranquility of night, which offers a space for reflection. I explore the depths of human experience—those unspoken feelings that surface in these quiet moments. Rooted in Javanese cultural values, I often incorporate traditional symbols, such as batik motifs, emphasizing ethics over mere knowledge. The soft hues of the tropical rainforest around me ground my work in both tradition and nature.