The paintings of Enggar Rhomadioni are indexical forms of biographical and quotidian objects related to one’s memory. By investigating the histories and narratives of these objects, Rhomadioni’s works employ artistic juxtaposition meant to provoke conversations within ourselves and others.
Selected Works
Overview
acrylic on canvas
200 × 170 cm
oil and spray on canvas
130 × 100 cm
oil on canvas
155 × 131 cm
Exhibitions
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About
Enggar Rhomadioni
Biography
The paintings of Enggar Rhomadioni are indexical forms of biographical and quotidian objects related to one’s memory. By investigating the histories and narratives of these objects, Rhomadioni’s works employ artistic juxtaposition meant to provoke conversations within ourselves and others.
Rhomadioni views the idea of memory as something that is emotional, rather than just an intellectually organized database or archive. Through materials and objects, one understands oneself, thus, Rhomadioni’s works offer the idea of ‘intersubjectivity’, where the objects in his paintings prompt our basic ability to recognize ourselves through others and to connect with the painter’s experience.
Enggar Rhomadioni currently lives and works in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. He has taken part in group exhibitions including Use Your Illusion, Edwin’s Gallery, Jakarta, Indonesia (2020); Convergence, Gajah Gallery, Singapore (2019); Kontraksi: Pasca Tradisionalisme (2019), National Gallery of Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia. Rhomadioni has also held several solo exhibitions, including Kanda Laya (2023) at Kiniko Art Room, Yogyakarta, Indonesia; and KALABENDA (2021), at Ace House Collective, Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
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