This work inspired by Happy Salma’s short story called “Fatamorgana”. In this modern era everybody can create fata morgana to be represented by others through social media. This work will be represented interactively.

Title: Fatamorgana

Medium: Multimedia Installation

Year: 2011

A shop can be identified and associated with urban culture. Urban culture is the background of every problem shadowed humans these days. Toko Satu Buku is a collective art project that puts forward multi-interpretation on urban culture through text offered by curator, using Ayu Utami’s novel, Saman.

Title: One Book Shop

Medium: Installation

Year: 2011

Sandra Nyberg, born in 1977, lives and works in Pargas, Finland. She paints, captures photos and does environmental art project. Sandra learned and trained herselves in Netherlands and Australia until she returned to the roots in Finland’s archipelago. Nyberg’s works hav been seen in exhibitions and art events in Finand and abroad, for example in Denmark, Indonesia and Australia.

“Subjective Drawings 2011” is a work based on the subjective experience of the written text. A short story by Finnish writer Rosa Liksom turned into abstract lines EEG, commenting on the impossible task of visually interpreting a work written without acknowledging the importance of personal experience and involvement emotionally. However, the lines are constantly moving also symbolizes life in a multi-ayered megaciti (?), a constant stream of impulses—slow or fast, relaxed or tense. In the subjective picture, she tried to emphasize the subjective experience as an important part of the wider context.

Born in 1987 in Passau, Germany, she completed her study in Printmaking Study, Universitat fur Angewandte Kunst, Vienna, Austria in 2010 where in 2009 she also graduated from art school at the Akademie der Bildenden, Kunste Nurnberg, Germany. Continuing her career in fine art with residential artists in some countries, she has been attending many art exhibitions in Germany and Austria, among others Road to Nowhere, Grundstein7, Vienna, Austria an Planerfullung, AEG Nurnberg, Germany.

Adapted from a book, “Holzfallen: Eine Erreging”, written by Thomas Bernhard (Austria), The Woodpecker is a picture of Jakarta’s environmental issues. Trees that lying down is a symbol of all the environmental problems in Jakarta, which is not appreciated the existence of city park, the trees are often cut to open land availability for residential and urban public facilities.

Ucu Agustin is a cum journalist writer and documentary filmmaker. Actively writing since she was in college in Institute Islamic Studies (IAIN Jakarta Hidyatullah Sharif) and become a contributor and member of the Society of Writers News Monitor since 2000. Her great interest to the journalism and interest in the documentary made ​​her decide to learn audio-visual by herself at the end of 2005. on December 2005, her short documentary film script entitled Death In Jakarta won JiFFest Script Development Competition, and since then she continues to make a documentary film to February 2009, the documentary Ragat'e Anak that joined in the anthology of Pertaruhan (international title: At Stake, produced by Kalyana Shira Foundation) took her to the Berlinale Film Festival. At Stake became Indonesia's first documentary film that goes in session at Panorama Documente, the oldest film festival after Cannes, which was held in Germany.

Death, especially in Jakarta, is so common. It can be seen in the way the corpse are treated in a hospital located in Jakarta. The corpses are sprawling, covered by woven mat, not being treated well.