BIKE OF DREAMS AND MADNESS by Yoel KristiandiInspired by Journey to the West, the artist portrays the Red Boy (Anghaiji, ) summoning dream demons to form a motorbike gang set to cause chaos. In Wu Cheng'ens famous novel, the Red Boy is a mischievous demon who controls fire. Here, the Red Boy is depicted as androgynous, which may allude to their journey of transformation and redemption. Despite its Chinese origin, Journey to the West has influenced Indonesian culture through literature, theatre,

Valen Lim recreates Magritte's The Portrait with a Malaysian twist

In The Old Coffeemaker

Jayne's painting captures that nostalgic feeling

Mady Marcelino’s Small Hours

Jayne's painting pays tribute to a well-known scene in Singapore

and communication with nature

This artwork is a celebration of the harmonious coexistence between human creativity and the natural world

Use it as a striking wall hanging in living rooms

Pair it with the tile base for a cleaner look or let it stand solo for maximum charm

the artist depicts their original character—a representation of themself—donning religious items such as an amulet and a Buddha statue

Like a libation of nectars and droplets swirling around outstretched hands

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