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2011
Acrylic on canvas
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Dimensions: 150cm (H) x 200cm (W) / 59.1" (H) x 78.7" (W)
Note: Actual colours may vary due to photography & computer settings.
Artist Statement
Life is like the grains of sand on the beach, some are large and some are small, there is a mixture of wood scraps and other objects. The beach always receives and accepts everything. The glass on the beach in the painting is a manifestation of life. Some live based on love, some live based on hope, and some follow the instincts of life itself. How life can continue to survive so that the 'waves' are not eroded is a natural process. It is better to have these three aspects in balance.
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Artist Profile
Born: 1964
Hometown: Indonesia
Based in: Indonesia
Ihsan is an Indonesian natural-realism Painter. He has an architecture background and had been working in the forests of Riau, Indonesia. He deeply believes that forests are the lungs of the planet and our strongest defense against climate change. Human destruction of the forests immensely affected him. Consequently, ‘Wood’ became the central theme of his works enhanced by the sharp perspectives and 3D concepts imbued from his architecture days. All his artworks are thought provoking with allusions to nature and promises to create a contemplative corner in your homes.
Exhibitions:
2020 "Ataraxia", MayinArt Show, Jogja Gallery, Yogyakarta
2021 "Discover the Undiscover", MayinArt Show,American Club Singapore
2019
• BAKABA, Yogyakarta Gallery, Yogyakarta
2018
• Exhibition in Langgeng Art Gallery, Yogyakarta
2017
• Group exhibition, Langit Art Space, Yogyakarta
2015
• Group exhibition Senpi, Taman Budaya, Yogyakarta
• BAKABA, Yogyakarta Gallery, Yogyakarta
2014
• BAKABA #3, Yogyakarta Gallery, Yogyakarta
2013
• Visual Art Exhibition, “The Game” Rudi Corens Gallery, Yogyakarta
2012
• BAKABA #2 (Between Door and Yard) Antara Pintu dan Halaman, Sakato Art Community, Sangkring Art Space, Yogyakarta
• ArtJog XI, Taman Budaya, Yogyakarta
• Cambridge Vision Mosque London, United Kingdom
2011
• The Equator Biennale XI Yogyakarta
• Charity exhibition in Yogyakarta
2010
• BAKABA #1, Sakato Art Community, Yogyakarta Nasional Museum
• Yogyakarta Gumrengah, Yogyakarta Bangkit, Yogyakarta Nasional Museum
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