SemAta Gallery

Today, a school visit to , where students explore High Break by .sasahara. This activity is part of an ongoing program in collaboration with , where the Super Chair is currently being exhibited at the school.

Tak biasa, ada kursi dibuat untuk tidak didudukin. Sebuah karya seni diinstalasi di sekolah, mendekatkan anak-anak dengan edukasi seni secara langsung. Tidak hanya sekadar visual, namun ide, gagasan dan juga proses pembuatan dapat menjadi pembelajaran untuk anak-anak di berbagai jenjang.

Ada yang bisa tebak ini karya seni siapa? 🇯🇵
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Tonton untuk menemani sahurmu🌙
but not a concept talk this time.
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Hal-hal kecil, cerita di balik layar, dan momen menarik yang terjadi selama pameran In Between Bodies oleh Wilman Hermawan 💙
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Slide keberapa yang paling menarik? Komen dibawah ya 👀

Teacher’s Day, the studio way - where learning feels like creating, and teaching flows quietly between us

Happy teaching to you — We may not have many photos together, but we move with one heart in our own roles.

Thank You for everything we’ve shared 🙏🏻❤️
We leave our memories in a learning space with no boundaries. Best photos captured by

As part of celebrating Indonesia’s Independence Day, we highlight ’s work:

A Rhythm That Cannot Be Sung, Yet Faintly Felt Within the Body (slide 1)
This piece recalls the time when Indonesians were prohibited from singing their national songs during the Japanese occupation. Here, the rhythm of Indonesia Raya—painted as numerical notation—persists as a heartbeat that cannot be erased. On the back, a blurred signboard stands upright, marking resilience even in silence.

🇮🇩 Selamat Hari Kemerdekaan ke-80, Indonesia!
Exhibition is close today. Come see the work in person on 18 August—your last chance before the exhibition closes.

Video credit to

In celebration of Indonesia’s Independence Day, let’s play a little game!
🧠 Can you count how many artworks by Mio are featured in the Souvenir exhibition?
💬 Drop your answer in the comments!

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Double Solo Exhibition is closed today (August 17) for the Independence Day holiday.
We’ll be back tomorrow, August 18—the last day of the exhibition! Don’t miss it!

It’s been a week since Double Solo Exhibition: & opened at . Today the gallery is open until 8 PM.

⚠️ Please note: Tomorrow, 17 August, the exhibition will be closed for Indonesia’s Independence Day 🇮🇩.
We reopen on 18 August—the final day of the exhibition.

Don’t miss this rare chance to see works by two Japanese artists—Natsumi Ito, exploring cultural memory through scripts and gestures, and Mio Mino, presenting Souvenir, objects shaped by personal encounters—before the exhibition closes.

🎌 DOUBLE SOLO EXHIBITION
The Gesture That Carries by
Souvenirs by

Two Japanese artists explore memory, gestures, and everyday objects in a quiet yet powerful visual dialogue.

📍 Opening: Fri, Aug 8 – 4 PM
📅 Aug 9–18 | 🕑 2–8 PM
📌 , Jl Cibadak 168A, Bandung

Someone is coming 👀✨💖

Japanese artist creates a nostalgic exhibit using Japanese local souvenirs — tiny objects that carry time, culture, and quiet expression.

Her works appear alongside “The Gesture That Carries”, a residency presentation by fellow artist and friend, .

Together, they share a quiet dialogue between gestures and things that carries

🌀 Traces, textures, and the things we can’t quite put into words...

doesn’t just draw — she collects moments. Her practice blends everyday intuition with deep attention to material. With roots in Tokyo and experiences that span multiple geographies, her works on daluang unfold like quiet rituals: layered, strange, and somehow familiar.

In July, she brought her slow observations to Bandung — after a month of working directly at , where memory meets material.

Stay curious.
Her gestures carry more than meets the eye.