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ROH is delighted to announce the upcoming solo exhibition Wet by Bagus Pandega and Kei Imazu.
Working from their shared studio in Bandung, Pandega and Imazu braid their practices into experimental installations of painting, kinetic sculpture, and chemical reaction, historicising and turning over the mechanisms by which nature is extracted beneath Indonesia’s growth.
The exhibition’s title draws from a large hydrochromic painting, doused in water at intermittent stages to reveal glimpses of a larger narrative of extraction of minerals, of war, and textures of everyday life. Shrouded gradually by the omitting effects of time, memory, and evaporation, these images oscillate beside a mechanised tiger which roams in circles, trapped in a loop. A spectre conjured time and again as a symbol of military, sovereign and colonial ferocity, the tiger’s survival grows precarious as the jungle thins, left to search endlessly with the theatre of its likeness.
Further symbols of the nautilus and the…
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ROH is delighted to announce the upcoming solo exhibition Wet by Bagus Pandega and Kei Imazu.
Working from their shared studio in Bandung, Pandega and Imazu braid their practices into experimental installations of painting, kinetic sculpture, and chemical reaction, historicising and turning over the mechanisms by which nature is extracted beneath Indonesia’s growth.
The exhibition’s title draws from a large hydrochromic painting, doused in water at intermittent stages to reveal glimpses of a larger narrative of extraction of minerals, of war, and textures of everyday life. Shrouded gradually by the omitting effects of time, memory, and evaporation, these images oscillate beside a mechanised tiger which roams in circles, trapped in a loop. A spectre conjured time and again as a symbol of military, sovereign and colonial ferocity, the tiger’s survival grows precarious as the jungle thins, left to search endlessly with the theatre of its likeness.
Further symbols of the nautilus and the…
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