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First solo show for Mulyana in New York

                       

 

Installation images from Mulyana: Fragile Ecologies as exhibited in Sapar Contemporary gallery, New York.

 

Indonesian artist Mulyana creates dynamic installations using crochet and knit, and his first solo show is currently exhibiting in New York. The exhibition is named after his reoccurring theme examining fragile ecologies. Curator John Silvis highlights that the work can be viewed on two levels. “On a macro level, Mulyana’s profound concern for the eroding environment and our collective lack of care for the natural world, parallels the importance of self-care on a micro level.”

From the vibrant colours reflected in living coral, to desolate grey which is so prevalent in our oceans. Mulyana’s work gives a pause for thought, and makes the viewer appreciate what we have and the desolation of what the planet could be left with.

 

Mulyana: Fragile Ecologies is exhibiting until March 4, 2022 at Sapar Contemporary, 9 N Moore Street, 1st Floor, New York, NY 10013

To read our interview with Mulyana visit here

 

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