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Where change is an unstoppable force, art remains a steady companion.
It evolves gloriously in aesthetics, medium, and practice.
NFTs: Inner Worlds, Immortalized. offers a continuation, evolution, and eternalization of what guides us and preserves our identity. It immortalizes the journeys, possibilities, and vulnerabilities that resonate with our lives.
In this interactive exhibit, take a piece of the stories told by some of Indonesia and Southeast Asia’s creators, and explore their inner worlds.
Step into this new digital frontier of art creation with us.
Deed
Encounter
Path
There’s birth, there’s death, and in between there’s maintenance talks about how humans can be repaired or even reprogrammed to become a better self; fixing and adjusting ourselves like a machine and because of that, we become less of ourselves and more adjusted to the Machines (system) around us.
Arya Mularama's art mixes pop culture references with the melodramatic aspects of mental illness. Balancing dark themes with levity using a colorful touch, Mulamara's works stem from his anxiety, and him questioning his/our existence and the universe.
Days like this
Dancing inbetween
The end is the beginning
✦ controlled chaos ✦ is a journey collection and a part of DIELA’s visual diary. The collection consists of artworks that are inspired by her daily thoughts and emotions that need to be expressed in a visual form, as she sometimes finds it hard to say it in words.
DIELA (Diela Maharanie) is an illustrator and visual artist based in Indonesia, whose works are mostly bright and colorful, filled with vibrant patterns of super saturated hues but also hint at a mystery for the character. DIELA's colors and patterns come across in dreamy illustrations and ethereal imagery. She loves to explore different mediums for her works like embroidery and tufted rugs. She has collaborated with major global brands like Instagram, Apple Music, Intel, Samsung, and many more.
The Hidden Princess #12 — Awaiting my rainbow
The Hidden Princess #13 — Serendipity
The Hidden Princess #14 — Inertia
A story of light and darkness. A story of love and loss. A story of a gentle soul remaining grateful no matter what the obstacles may be. A magical journey into the life of a hidden princess that lives in all of us. The search for strength, love, and independence continues.
A collection of 412 unique pieces. 3 of these unique pieces are currently exhibited.
Toward the end of 2023, a solo exhibition will be held to showcase the entire collection.
Hamlatul Arsy a.k.a The Curious Unicorn, is a story, visual development artist, and mover of pixel traveling in a vehicle with a deep passion for meaningful spaces, imagination, and stories.
On a never-ending journey that began at the age of 5; an adventure that has allowed her to explore both traditional and digital spaces, constantly finding creative ways to bring them together in a tradigital world.
An ever-growing visual library filled with travels, adventure, curiosity, and meaning has informed not only Hamlatul's art but also her worldview.
The Past
The Present
The Future
The Flow of Time consists of The Past, The Present, and The Future.
The Past
The past is forever. It has been minted into eternity, and serves as a marker for everyone to remember.
Special feature: 10 randomly chosen collectors of this work would receive an airdrop of one edition of loopymoon’s previous creation that was minted in the past, prior to this exhibition.
The Present
The present is a celebration. It is a gift that we continuously receive, but it is fleeting.
Special feature: 10 randomly chosen collectors of this work would receive an airdrop of an additional edition from loopymoon’s current creation The Flow of Time — either The Past or The Future — which will be minted during the duration of this exhibition.
The Future
The future is an unknown. It is a gift ready to be received, but only for those who are ready.
Special feature: 10 randomly chosen collectors of this work would receive a special 1/1 edition airdrop of loopymoon’s future creation, which will be randomly minted between 1 – 2 months after the end of this exhibition.
loopymoon is an interdisciplinary artist, designer, collector, and enthusiast who loves to create and design trippy and surreal visual experiments and journeys. He loves to experiment with new frontiers in NFTs, GAN art, and such. loopy’s work has been featured in various exhibitions, from Web3 platforms and virtual galleries to hybrid physical x digital shows in more recent months.
loopy has always been a massive supporter of the Tezos artists community and is proud to be one of the OGs who tried to build and expand it right from the start. As a collector, he is proud of his 2000+ nft art collection on Tezos composed of epic creations by 1,400 unique artists around the world.
Lastly, loopy is also a proud member of the NFT and Crypto Art Philippines group / movement and is always ready to introduce and onboard his fellow Filipinos to the world stage.
Sound of the forest
Healing
Growing
Japanese culture, Asian philosophy, fantasy, and manga techniques, combine to create Sweet Eyes. This series offers a glimpse into a different way of seeing the world — one steeped in tradition yet open to new ideas and ways of thinking.
This series is inspired by Sarisa’s life background as a transgender person who grew up in a multicultural environment. Her imagination, characters, and scenery comes from Asian philosophy, Japanese pop culture, LGBTQ community. It expresses who she wants and can not be in real life, and the character that represents herself.
Sarisa Kojima is a half-Thai-Japanese multidisciplinary artist. Both cultures influenced her art style.
After finishing her bachelor's in Art History (Thai Art Major) in 2011, she obtained a Master's degree in Visual art and researched Japanese Woodcut Print-making from 2012-2015. In addition, she studied overseas as an exchange student in Australia, Sweden, and Germany during her college time.
During her career, she was 1 of 9 artists for Thailand Brand-new Artist 2013, selected from more than 2,000 candidates all over the country. Throughout the year, she has been exhibiting her work overseas, such as Setouchi Biennale 2013, and at galleries mainly in Thailand and Japan.
Sarisa has been working in the creative industry for over 15 years with a passion for Asian culture, myths, folklore, and philosophy communicated through manga and Japanese woodblock art styles.
fig.1 | SPACE
fig.2 | TIME
fig.3 | LIFE
To be Continued is a series that questions continuity. Space and time are the two components that build the sequence of life in the universe. In physics, there is a mathematical model that combines space and time into one continuity. Everything that is created is relative, will gradually change, and continue over and over again.
Tommy tries to break down space, time, and life into different parts, imagining that each of these components goes through its own process. Some come, some go. Some are lost, some are returned. One thing that is absolute is continuity itself.
SPACE, symbolized by the impossible room, which was inspired by M.C. Escher’s Relativity. TIME, represented by the Sun and Moon, 2 timepieces. LIFE, symbolized by evolution and metamorphosis.
Tommy Chandra is an illustrator and graphic designer based in Indonesia. Influenced by his architectural background, Tommyʼs works are characterized by sleek, geometrical, surreal shapes and details. Tommy has also partnered with local and international brands, having most notably been appointed as the very first Google Doodle guest artist from Indonesia in 2014. He also founded a small design studio, HEIMLO. Portfolio can be found here: be.net/tommychandra
