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Mulyana, Adikara, 2021
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Mulyana, Nayanika, 2021
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MulyanaHarmony 24, 2021Yarn, dacron, cable wire, plastic net44 7/8 x 40 1/8 x 16 1/2 in
114 x 102 x 42 cm -
MulyanaHarmony 33, 2022Yarn, dacron, cable wire, plastic net73 1/4 x 53 1/2 x 18 7/8 in
186 x 136 x 48 cm -
MulyanaHarmony 34, 2022Yarn, dacron, cable wire, plastic net63 x 41 3/8 x 18 1/2 in
160 x 105 x 47 cm -
MulyanaHarmony 32, 2022Yarn, dacron, cable wire, plastic net60 5/8 x 39 3/4 x 16 1/8 in
154 x 101 x 41 cm
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On a macro level, Mulyana’s profound concern for the eroding environment and our collective lack of care for the natural world, parallels the importance of self-care on a micro level. His message encourages a holistic path to self-preservation amidst a chaotic and uncertain post-pandemic world. While Mulyana does not overtly reference gender and sexuality in his intricate installations, the diversity of his colorful environments and spectacular costumes allude to the fluidity of human identity. His commitment to promoting shared values emanates from his spiritual understanding of human dignity, an outlook that honors the totality of creation. By constructing elaborate, magical worlds, Mulyana hopes to ignite our collective imagination to cherish creation and reveal the beauty inside each of us.
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Mulyana (Indonesia) 2023: Essay by John Silvis, curator
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