DANI HUDA
Dani Huda was born in Bandung, Indonesia on April 19, 1995. Huda is an Indonesian multi-disciplinary artist, primarily focusing on film, visual, and sound art whose works delve into the subjects of human spirituality, mystics, meditation, and its relation with nature. He has been working in the realm of visuals and sound for over 11 years. He began his artistic journey as a fashion photographer and expanded his work internationally in 2014, directing and producing fashion films, music videos, and advertisements.

Huda won the Piala Maya Awards 2022 for Best Music Video: Director 'Isyana Sarasvati featuring DeadSquad - IL SOGNO.' In 2019, Huda produced his first feature-length film titled ORPA (2022), which received awards at the 17th Jogja-NETPAC Asian Film Festival and Balinale International Film Festival the AICEF Prize (Cross-Cultural Filmmaking). Another film that he produced Memori Dia, garnered multiple international awards and screenings across continents. Huda recently opened the event Merasa: 7 Days of Regeneration co-curated by Erykah Badu at Desa Potato Head with a cinematic performance, a journey beyond traditional storytelling that intertwines cinema and live performance. After he participated in the Apichatpong Weerasethakul Lab: Filming in the Amazon jungle in 2022, he continued to expand his creative horizons. Huda currently lives and works in Bali, Indonesia.

SIN SIN MAN
Sin Sin Man is a visionary artist who creates beautiful and inspiring works of art that seek to elevate and enrich our daily lives. With a philosophy that centers around the five essentials of life - clothing, food, shelter, transportation, and the natural elements of metal, wood, water, fire, and earth - Sin Sin Man’s work aims to help people achieve greater balance and harmony with the natural world.

Throughout her career, Sin Sin Man has created an impressive body of work that reflects her boundless inspiration and love for textile and three-dimensional shapes. Her signature style is characterized by elegant silhouettes with unexpected details that showcase her unique vision. She has collaborated with skilled craftspeople all over the world, incorporating their techniques and materials into her own designs with a contemporary twist.

In 1998, Sin Sin Man opened her own atelier in a four-story building from the 1930s in On Lan Street, Central, Hong Kong. Her atelier became a platform for creative minds from all over the world, showcasing wearable art and promoting the belief that art should be present in every aspect of our lives. In addition to her atelier, Sin Sin Man built three state-of-the-art villas in Bali to create a well- balanced life between the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong and the contemplative quiet in Bali.

Sin Sin Man’s love for Indonesian contemporary artists inspired her to establish Sin Sin Fine Art in 2003. Since then, she has worked with more than 40 artists all over the world and curated over a hundred art exhibitions showcasing artworks from many parts of Asia, Europe, and the US. 2023 marks the 20th anniversary of Sin Sin Fine Art, a testament to Sin Sin Man’s commitment to promoting and showcasing the work of talented artists from around the world.

As a voyager who never stops exploring the world, Sin Sin Man continues to create with her unique sensibility and her core value of the five essentials of life. Her work is a celebration of beauty and harmony, a reflection of her deep love for the natural world and her unwavering commitment to promoting creativity and artistic expression.

TALITHA MARANILA
Born and raised in Jakarta, Talitha went on to pursue her studies at Lasalle College International. Half of her childhood in the 90s was spent with her grandfather, a doctor who instilled in her a strong interest in biology and science. Her natural inclination brought her to the fine arts, but his influence is still very present throughout her body of work.

Talitha’s aspiration is to infuse and project aspects of science and spirituality through her art. She considers her creative work to be a manifestation of her spirituality. She explores the possible worlds we could create through the help of science and art, and what each discipline could do to reflect society’s issues and perhaps affect political responses. Having engaged with diverse religions and cultures, her work is inspired by their visual symbols and cues -- yet rearranges them into new, conceptually layered installations.

The choice of materials is thoroughly calculated and her process is intuitively ritualistic, but sometimes she finds herself in avenues of the unexpected; adding an ironic twist to familiar scenes and provoking the spectator to be new and perhaps unexplored territories. Her arrangements are schematic and invite the viewer to leave certainty and move into a space of speculation. She relies on our innate desires for beauty, poetics, and seduction.

Being an artist for Talitha is a method of existence. She believes that being able to mature as an artist isn’t possible without maturing first as a person. Seeing her art as an extension and embodiment of herself, she views art not only as a medium to self-reflection, she utilizes art as a medium to connect with her inner spirit as she works in a very intuitive manner in the process of creation, deeply diving into her subconscious. Themes of unity, oneness, wholeness and the idea of duality is an omnipresent theme in her life that is reflected in her work. You can see the resemblance of nature from the organic shape of her sculpture, the brush strokes in her painting, and the light to reconstruct our perspectives of reality. Talitha has showcased her works in Switzerland, Berlin and had several private commissioned projects from Jakarta, Magelang and Singapore. Her most recent works have been exhibited all over the country from Yogyakarta, Jakarta, Bandung and are currently on display in Ubud, Bali. She currently resides and works from her studio in Jakarta, Indonesia.