In collaboration with Nawangseta Design Studio, the architectural designer of Seta Coffee Library, artist and photographer Ade Ardhana responds to the space through explorations of proportion, colour, and encounters with Nusantara flavours drawn from Mustika Rasa. ‘Makan di Ruang Tengah’ (Eating in the Living Room) invites you to reflect on eating as a spatial experience. More than just a table at the centre, it becomes a meeting point of relations, visuals, and taste, shaping how we are present, meet, and share.
Menggah Agung x Hastosa presents IKATAN, an exploration of visual art photography and the culture of traditional Balinese textiles.
Hastosa and Menggah Agung believe that art evolves with the times, but the bond with the noble ideas of our ancestors is forever present.
In this exhibition, Anna Tetzner will show some of my most important street photography work from the last 5 years in Bali. A mix of typical street scenes and Balinese faces, the exhibition aims to remind us all what the real Bali used to look like and still does in certain areas of the island.
Ten artists spent weeks shooting, developing, and printing their photos by hand, using traditional darkroom methods.
Film, light, chemistry, and creativity.
Join Uluwatu Surf Villas for an inspiring and in-depth afternoon with acclaimed professional photographer Martin Westlake, as he shares captivating stories from behind the lens and offers expert insights into his creativity process and technical mastery.
In celebration of Earth Day, Bumi Kinar presents MENAPAK - a photography exhibition by young Balinese photographer Ade Ardhana.
Through his lens, Ade invites us to reflect on the traces we leave upon the natural world, a visual journey that explores how small, seemingly simple things can transform the way we honor the planet.
MENAPAK (Tracing the Earth) invites us to feel how tiny objects can shift our perspective, revealing the quiet yet powerful connections between humans, nature, and one another.
Where photography meets alchemy, this exhibition showcases Rio Helmi’s captivating images, transformed through the rare gum oil printing process in collaboration with Devto Printmaking Institute.
