Artworks by Indonesian Artists

Featuring artworks ranging from paintings to sculptures created by young emerging artists or established artists who have pioneered the Indonesian art movements. Indonesian artists are extremely versatile, creative and daring as they approach different social issues each with a unique style of creation.
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Aan Arif: Basketball Players, Oil on Canvas, 150 x 150 cm. In a stunning blend of representation and painterly expression, Aan Arif captures the exhilaration and glory of a live basketball game in a critical snapshot - the moment right before a slam dunk. Communicating the triumph of a sport that is rendered invaluable due to its fleeting nature, the artist presents the athletes almost as mythical heroes, caught in the throes of their great endeavours.
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Aan Arif: Sport #4, Oil on Canvas, 130 x 180 cm. Known for his brushstrokes that embody movement and transience, the artist paints a ski athlete in the midst of a dynamic turn, capturing the grace of the subject's body and the delicacy of snow spray in the same frame. In this image, the artist depicts not only the excitement and speed required by the sport, but also the art of representation - creating immaculate portraiture with fluid strokes.
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Aan Arif: Sport l, Oil on Canvas, 145 x 170 cm. he Expressionist style of Aan Arif is evident in Sport I, which reflects the excitement and elation of triumphant athletes as they rush past the finish line. In order to achieve a marginally blurry effect without compromising the coherence of the painting, Arif wipes paint to form textures on the surface of his canvas. This technique makes the athletes appear as if they are moving beyond the speed of light.
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Aan Arif: Pippa Middleton - Smiling, Mixed Medium on Canvas, 170 x 145 cm. In this piece, the artist highlights the smile of Pippa Middleton - a fleeting gesture. He paints with fluid motion, mimicking not only the flurry of whirlwind fame that the younger sister of the Dutchess of Cambridge experiences, but also the fervour of passing time.
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Aan Arif: Marilyn Monroe #3, Oil on Canvas, 150 x 130 cm. Marilyn Monroe is undoubtedly one of the most famous popular icons of the 20th century and she is a familiar sight to millions of people worldwide. Aan Arif explores the myth of popular culture through his projection of an inchoate, barely formed image - the repeated streaks across her face bring about a distortion that can be read both literally and figuratively.
Halloween Party by Dedy Sufriadi
Dedy Sufriadi: Halloween Party, Mixed Medium on Canvas, 100 x 100 cm.
LP- Mona Lisa Smile by Dedy Sufriadi
Dedy Sufriadi: Mona Lisa Smile, Oil on Canvas, 150 x 150 cm. Filled with memories and intuitive rambling, Dedy's pictures are spontaneous expressions of his subconscious mind. The text he uses are examples of slivers of intelligence added into his intuitive drawings, telling stories or providing context as a representation of his mental process when creating. Here he depicts the face of a woman with a smile as beautiful as the Mona Lisa, as seen intuitively in his mind.
I Curse You To Become Orange by Dedy Sufriadi
Dedy Sufriadi: I Curse You To Become Orange, Mixed Medium on Canvas, 100 x 100 cm. A play and parody on the depiction of scenes from mythology, Dedy cleverly replaces the traditional sombre colors most often used in mythological images with abstract figures and bright, lurid colours.
LP- Face #2 by Dedy Sufriadi
Dedy Sufriadi: Face #2, Acrylic on Canvas, 150 x 150 cm. A visually impactful portrait, the artist once again defies structured aesthetics and discipline, and brings together a face with his own unique hybrid form of expression. With strokes and detailing that is leaping with emotion and intention, the face may not be conventionally aesthetic but conveys much to the viewer and inspires thought and contemplation in what may lie behind its form of depiction.
Mom Here by Dedy Sufriadi
Dedy Sufriadi: Mom Here, Acrylic and Pencil on Canvas, 150 x 150 cm. A contrast to Dedy's usual convoluted style, this piece reflects tranquility and peace through its calm undisturbed expanse of the color blue. The title tells the viewer the state of the artists mind and what inspired the expression, thus implying that the artist was thinking of his mother when he created this.
LP - Full House by Dedy Sufriadi
Dedy Sufriadi: Full House, 2014, Acrylic on Canvas, 150 x 150 cm
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Acil: Nine Spirits, 2010, Oil on Canvas, 100 x 150 cm. “Nine Spirits” is part of Acil’s fourth series of works. It address desires and values that are inherent in contemporary society, with the intermingling of bodies symbolising the unavoidable connections with each other. The number nine relates to achievement and represents development of life. As it is the last simple number, it also signifies an end goal or final conclusion.
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Acil: Contemplation, Acrylic on Canvas, 150 x 100 cm. “Contemplation” is a reflection upon the personal experience of Acil when he was residing in the city of Jakarta. Being a crowded and bustling metropolis which he was largely unused to, he became fully aware of the existence of himself as an individual amongst the masses - describing it as if he had just awakened from a long drawn-out dream.
The Winner by Tjokorda Bagus Wiratmaja
Tjokorda Bagus Wiratmaja: The Winner, 2014, Acrylic on Canvas, 80 x 120 cm
Holy by Tjokorda Bagus Wiratmaja
Tjokorda Bagus Wiratmaja: Holy, 2014, Acrylic on Canvas, 80 x 120 cm.