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Kunsthall Stavanger is proud to present Who Stole the Sky, the first solo exhibition in the Nordic region by interdisciplinary Balinese artist Citra Sasmita. For the Kunsthall, Sasmita has created a new body of work that unfolds as a multisensory meditation on ancestral memory, humanity’s relationship to nature, and spirituality. The exhibition will showcase traditional Kamasan paintings, textiles, and sculpture, and features an immersive installation in which Balinese culture and techniques are reinterpreted through a feminist lens. The exhibition proposes art as a ritual space that invites viewers to encounter history, cosmology, and the body, not as separate realms, but as deeply entangled.
Sasmita is a self-taught artist with a background in physics, illustration, and poetry. She trained with traditional Kamasan painters and priestesses and is one of only two women globally to have been taught this technique, which has historically been passed down through male lineages. Her…
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Kunsthall Stavanger is proud to present Who Stole the Sky, the first solo exhibition in the Nordic region by interdisciplinary Balinese artist Citra Sasmita. For the Kunsthall, Sasmita has created a new body of work that unfolds as a multisensory meditation on ancestral memory, humanity’s relationship to nature, and spirituality. The exhibition will showcase traditional Kamasan paintings, textiles, and sculpture, and features an immersive installation in which Balinese culture and techniques are reinterpreted through a feminist lens. The exhibition proposes art as a ritual space that invites viewers to encounter history, cosmology, and the body, not as separate realms, but as deeply entangled.
Sasmita is a self-taught artist with a background in physics, illustration, and poetry. She trained with traditional Kamasan painters and priestesses and is one of only two women globally to have been taught this technique, which has historically been passed down through male lineages. Her…
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