Indonesian Artist Ari Bayuaji’s Weaving the Ocean Exhibited at John F. Kennedy Center

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Courtesy of the artist

Weaving the Ocean, an ongoing creative project launched by Indonesian artist Ari Bayuaji, has travelled to numerous locations worldwide and was invited to show at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in the US as part of the famous RiverRun Art Festival from April 4 to 16. The project, started in 2020 and was exhibited at Nunu Fine Art Taipei in 2021, involves collaboration of the artist and local residents in Bali, Indonesia. They collect plastic waste along the coast, cleaning and processing it, weaving it into warm pieces of art. This project is not only environmentally sustainable but also established a resilient community during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Rencontres Internationales Paris / Berlin 2020

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Taiwanese Artist Hsu Che-Yu's "Single Copy" Exhibited in Rencontres Internationales Paris / Berlin 2020

圖｜Image: 副本人 Single Copy，單頻道錄像、玻璃纖維雕塑Single channel video, FRP sculpture，                                21'17''，2019，1/6+2AP

Image: Single Copy, Single channel video, FRP sculpture, 21'17''，2019，1/6+2AP

This year's "Rencontres Internationales Paris / Berlin" will be held in the Louvre, the Grand Palace and the Pompidou Centre in Paris, France. As the European benchmark video art platform, "Rencontres Internationales Paris / Berlin" is dedicated to the contemporary practice and critical reflection of moving images. Filmmakers, contemporary / digital artists, scholars, guest curators, supervisors of cultural Institutions and of emerging organizations will gather together, using multiple forms of participation such as debates, round tables, forums, project-based creations, etc., in an attempt to construct a polysemous performance towards the educational turn, as a vagrancy of heterogeneous media which is open to the public. 

Hsu Che-Yu, the Taiwanese artist who won the ”HUGO BOSS Asia Art Award for emerging Asian artist” in 2019, is more honored to be invited to exhibit his work “Single Copy”. He hybridized the image projection with the sculptural form, and used his unique and ridiculous representational method to convey the alienated visual language, and further performed the open interpretation of social events and artistic events.

Alfredo & Isabel Aquilizan's work, is Exhibited in Busan Biennale Sea Art Festival 2019

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Busan Biennale Sea Art Festival 2019 establish a unique exhibition format over past years with its use of the sea—Busan's definitive natural environment—as its venue. The Sea Art Festival is going to look back on nature and ecology co-existing with humankind, attempting with its 2019 edition to reflect concerns about nature and ecology that have recently become major issues throughout the world. Busan Biennale Sea Art Festival 2019 will not only broaden the environmental issues into the realms of the individual, society, and humankind but will also examine the hidden scars underneath. 20 artists and artist teams from 12 countries will present 21 artworks. Including Filipino artists, Alfredo and Isabel Aquilizan, who are going to attend this art festival  with their unique installation art.