Some of The Best Moments in Life are The Ones You Can't Tell Anyone About
A very annoying fact.

Here are some instalation from other artists:







But The better moments aren't those picture above. The better moments are actually late night playlists while working, late dinner chat and jokes, sunday work, bad green tea taste and discounted bread from convinience store nearby, trouble and problem, trouble and problem solved, and how we learned a good teamwork and other character and silly habbits.
Did I said that we had a good time? Yes we had.

But I've had all the better moments that could be a complimentary. Weeks ago there are this biennale exhibition held in National Gallery of Jakarta. A ceramic based biennale which include many local and international artist.There are this situation too where The principal architect from where I've been working at is one of those said artist. We have this team. There are seven of us and we had a good time. Arranging and building the instalation which turn out to be the biggest instalation at the place.
Clay is the main material for ceramic. The concept is to show how much energy and nature source wasted for the whole turning clay into something beautiful process. For example, to get you nine thousand fine bricks you need to heat and burn the clay-block that will cost you tons of timber and high air pollution as the result. So we choose nine thousand raw brick instead (unheat and unburned)
They build revolve around T-shape wall as the metaphor of earth, environment and city scale.
We put a mound of dust and charcoal at different corner off T wall to represent pollution results of the burning process and also as the metaphor of dirty waste and sick environment. How poetic.
(don't mind the last sentence that's just from me)







They look a little creepy. Some had a deep meaning behind their shape and some other are just outer beauty. There are this really interesting instalation from a young Indonesian artist called 'Ephemeral'. Ephemeral is a naked woman sculpture place inside a clear glass box. At the opening day of the exhibition, the box will fill up with water and this woman sculpture will gradually melt and vanish into the water at approximately 30 minutes. The artist wanted to represent human and lifes. Nothing immortal. No matter how beautiful a person is they are just human. Ephemeral; lasting in a very short time. (sadly I couldn't took a picture because it locate at the dark corner of the building)
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At the other building, there are also household ceramic product which you can purchase right at the place. There are this very funny breast-shape ceramic bowl and some delicate and colourful vases.



Did I said that we had a good time? Yes we had.

fantastic work! "ephemeral" sounds amazing, wish i could see it for myself
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thanks sydney! and yes that was the one that stuck in my memory.
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