#8 - Limited Edition 1 of 1 Print

Radwin Nurlatif was born in 1975 in Bandung, Indonesia, where he lived, studied, and worked until 2003, at which point he fled to Bali. Radwin graduated from Industrial Engineering ITB in Bandung, Indonesia in 1999. His passion for art started at an early age, while observing his father, Huthudi, whose style he has always admired. Radwin was active in drawing and sketching until a new job 2005 stopped him from pursuing his dreams. He started to become inspired by a new spiritual energy and the world around him in early 2011, and began to make art again with new passion and new medium. The inspiration and rejuvenation that came in 2012 led to a deep urge to foster that creative energy and use it to express the beauty of nature and the energy of people and animals that he was beginning to see around him. Radwin experiments with many different techniques, and utilizes various materials to achieve the desired effect. He enjoys working with digital imaging and loves to balance unique colors, movement, energy, texture, and music in his work. Radwin’s art is mostly digital imaging, and he usually photographs a woman or a suggested feminine presence. He photograph women as a representation of strength, wholeheartedness, warmth, and natural softness, as only a mother can be. He often photograph horses, as they symbolize beauty and strength of spirit. Radwin’s spirituality impacts (and is) his art, and he wishes to translate his connection to this internal energy onto every photo by telling a story with color, shape, and figures. Every photo is a manifestation of his deep rooted spirituality and emotion. Radwin is primarily contemporary art photographer. His work is currently represented at the Griya Santrian Gallery, and he works from his home studio in Bali in the Indonesia.