Apsari Two Dwiteeya Painting

I am an artist who paints with whispers of myth, memories of dreams, and echoes from forgotten fairy tales. My work weaves together acrylics, oil pastels, pencil sketches, charcoal, ball pen, fountain pen, origami papers, and digital design, each medium adding its own magic to the tale I’m telling. I work in the space where the real and the imagined meet—where shadows stretch a little longer, and colors carry emotion rather than logic. Mythology, fantasy, and folklore are my map; semi-abstract expression is the language I’ve learned to speak through my hands. Whether it’s a charcoal figure caught mid-transformation or a pastel forest that only appears at twilight, every piece holds a secret. There is a sense of movement in stillness in my art, a suggestion that the characters and landscapes I create are simply pausing, just long enough to be seen. Sometimes they are brave, sometimes curious, often mischievous—and always caught between worlds. The folded poetry of origami, the wandering line of ink, the layered hush of acrylic, and the glimmer of digital light—these are the tools I use to build realms that feel both ancient and new. My art is an open door to elsewhere. I invite you in.