Nayamullah Jamming and Listening Station /// ๋์ผ๋ฌผ๋ผ ์ผ ๋ฐ ์ฒญ์ทจ ์คํ ์ด์
Curatorial Proposition: The jamming station of Nayamullah and the OK Studio of Julian Abraham "Togar" are the starting point in the pavilion development. Through both installations, the pavilion is imagined as a space for call and response, listening and playing, being with each other and in solitude. The pavilion's location in the National Asian Cultural Center, as one of the free admission spaces within the 15th Gwangju Biennale, provides another context on how a communal space could look when resources are abundant.
Nayamullah is a group of researchers and a band connected through a shared interest in Danarto's works. Nayamullah has produced radio programs and composed songs based on Danarto's stories and works in an effort to keep Danarto's spirit, thoughts, and aesthetics alive. Danarto (27 June 1941 in Sragen, Central Java โ 10 April 2018, Jakarta) was an Indonesian writer and artist renowned for his interdisciplinary approach in theatre, literature, music, and visual art. His extensive style ranged from abstract, magical realism, and Sufism to concrete poetry.
Nayamullah took on one of Danartoโs methods,ย Teater tanpa penontonย (Theatre without spectators) to reconnect with other Danartoโs ideas, thoughts, and works through songs and sounds. Danarto introduced this idea at least twice. First in practice and as the name of a theatre group that he assembled to perform his 1978 โBel Geduwel Behโ play. And, later on, he elaboratedย Teater tanpa penontonย through a lecture with the same title in the 1980 Theatre Meeting in Jakarta.
Nayamullah jamming station is a continuation of Danarto's Teater tanpa penonton where visitors are invited to shift from being spectators into players as they choose to pick up any instrument and jam. The listening station plays various recorded jamming sessions from Nayamullah and Julian Abraham "Togar" as reference points. The signage is part of OK Studio, the ongoing series of work by Julian Abraham "Togar"โa place for music and events and to imagine the role of public space. The Nayamullah iterations span through the Indonesiaโs National Cultural Week (2023), The Acquiescent Allies exhibition (2022), and Istanbul Biennale (2022).
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Muka di Permukaan by Mira Rizki /// ๋ฏธ๋ผ ๋ฆฌ์ฆํค์ ์๋ฉด ์์ ์ผ๊ตด
Curatorial Proposition: Mira Rizki is one of our artist-collaborators with work that connects Gwangju and other localities. In "Muka di Permukaan," Mira Rizki collects various sounds of alerts and notifications from Gwangju, Jakarta, and our shared but fragmented digital world. The work presents a composition of urgencies in sound to invite visitors to examine how it shapes our understanding and how it moves us.
Artist Statement: "Muka di Permukaan" (or "The Face on the Surface") is a sound installation that presents the noises of information through various media we encounter in our daily lives. The confusion becomes a challenge for us to create a holistic understanding of the world. The mediated information is only one layer, as there are other things beneath that happen systematically. This unrest-inducing noise may affect our belief in the scenarios unfolding before us.
If we manage to find deeper layers, will it make any change in society? Or would it just leave us disappointed and upset because everything is out of our reach? That fear kept looming over me, and I tried to keep my distance in observing it.
This work takes the form of a domestic cardboard tunnel containing two daily soundscapes commonly experienced by people today. The two soundscapes are differentiated based on the origin of the sounds: one from daily sounds in Indonesia, and one from daily sounds in South Korea. These two soundscapes are configured to be placed at certain points in the cardboard based on their sound context. Visitors can freely explore the composition they want to hear by exploring the listening space in the tunnel.
Perpustakaan Bunyi by Perempuan Komponis /// ํ๋ ๋ฏ์ ์ฝคํฌ๋์ค์ ํ๋ฅดํธ์คํ์นด์ ๋ถ๋
Perpustakaan Bunyi or the Sound Library by Perempuan Komponis is organized in three listening sections of the Pavilion. Each section presents selected works from Bunyi Puan Nusantara and Konser Ceramah or Lecture Performance by Trisutji Kamal.
Bunyi Puan Nusantara is a biennial celebration of sound organized by Perempuan Komponis: Forum & Lab through workshops, discussions, talk shows, community sharing sessions, recitals, and archival exhibitions. Indonesian women composers have contributed significantly to enriching the repertoire of Nusantara music. Their works are inspired by practical, individually centered yet socially situated, and, significantly, gendered issues they encounter.
One Day We Will Look Back and Realize that All Along We Were Blooming by Ella Wijt /// ์๋ผ ์ํธ์ "์ธ์ ๊ฐ ์ฐ๋ฆฌ๋ ๋์๋ณด๊ณ ๊นจ๋ซ๊ฒ ๋ ๊ฒ์ด๋ค, ์ฐ๋ฆฌ๊ฐ ์ค๊ณง ๊ฝํผ์ฐ๊ณ ์์์์"
Curatorial Proposition: Ella Wijt is one of the artist-collaborators in the Pavilion who already had a residency in Gwangju in 2023. The invitation to Ella is to continue and re-contextualize her work within the Pavilion's effort to deepen the relation between Gwangju and other localities. The act of collecting flower arrangements itself has become a way of experiencing the changing landscape of the city. Old shops are decreasing in the city center. Empty buildings seem to co-exist with new hip restaurants. The painted banner was made during her past residency by using natural pigments made out of plants around Horanggasy Art Polygon, the residency site. The image represents hills that connect Gwangju and Ella's past hometown, Bandung.
Artist Statement: During my stay in Gwangju, I have seen many boards of flower arrangements on the streets. The ones that I see were made to congratulate the opening of a space. These boards are made of plastic flowers, with ribbons and a few fresh flowers. Usually, after the event is finished, these flowers would be discarded in trash bins.
These flower boards caught my attention because there is a similar version of these in Indonesia, but they are made from fresh flowers on rectangular-shaped boards.
I find this gesture of congratulating with big flower boards as quite an interesting contemporary tradition. The fact that there is a version of it in Gwangju reminds me of home. It's a way that is shared between my home and this place, and maybe other places too. To me, these flower boards are a reminder of home.
To minimize the flowers from being thrown away, I decided to start collecting as many of these flowers as possible, disassemble them, and rearrange them for my work.
By collecting these flower i am remembering home. By disassembling them I am searching for home. By rearranging them in a different form i am building a memory of home and it helps me to feel at home, by putting them in Indonesia Pavilion, these flowers become my home.
Kenduri Rasa presentation by Fajar Abadi and Yudha Kusuma P. /// ์ผ๋๋ฆฌ ๋ผ์ฌ ํ๋ ์ ํ ์ด์ - ํ์๋ฅด ์๋ฐ๋์ ์ ๋ค ์ฟ ์๋ง P.
Kenduri Rasa is a series of gatherings between friends, academics, experts, and anyone with an interest in exploring various tastes, processes, and techniques which come from the socio-cultural context of Nusantara gastronomy. Kenduri Rasa went to Mandar (West Sulawesi), Samosir (North Sumatra), and Timor (East Nusa Tenggara). In October 2023, Kenduri Rasa was presented in Jakarta through Pekan Kebudayaan Nasional (The National Culture Week) via Dapur Bangsa, an open kitchen available for volunteers and visitors to experience the tastes of Mandar, Samosir, and Timor.ย
In the Pavilion, Kenduri Rasa is presented by Yudha Kusuma P. and Fajar Abadi. Fajar Abadi performs sambal jamming during the opening day of Indonesia Pavilion. After the opening day, a few sets of stone grind will be left on display so the visitors can make their own sambal sounds. Yudha Kusuma P. creates series of collages which show the food, culture, and ecological context of Mandar, Samosir, and Timor. The collages are printed as posters and available for visitors to take.
Kenduri Rasa is made possible through the work of Enin Supriyanto, Grace Samboh, JJ Rizal, Fajar Abadi, Titis Sekar, Rhea Laras, Putri Siswanto, Yudha Kusuma Putera, Ary โJimgedโ Sendy, M Revaldi, Khairunnisa.
The archives of Kenduri Rasa can be accessed through Instagram by following @jejaringrimpang.
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