A Solo Exhibition of Wiyoga Muhardanto

July 28, 2012 - August 12, 2012

One Day at The Museum of Tropical Spring

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Wiyoga Muhardanto

Installation View

Artwork #1

Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

Media: Detail

People lly and form coalitions in the name of relligious groups. Religion becomes new political legitimacy. These gorups extort places like cafes, disqotheque and accse them as violating their religious norms and belief.

Artwork #1

Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

Media: Detail

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Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

Media: Mixed media

People lly and form coalitions in the name of relligious groups. Religion becomes new political legitimacy. These gorups extort places like cafes, disqotheque and accse them as violating their religious norms and belief.

Artwork #1

Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

Media: Detail

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Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

Media: Detail

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Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

Media: Detail

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Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

Media: Mixed media

Government used to rely on military power to legitimize their authority. Following the collapse of the regime, the armed forces also loose their power, and finally use the spaces at shopping centers to market their military equipment.

Artwork #3

Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

Media: Mixed media

Bomb threat is a terror to create fear in the midst of uncertain seasons. But the impact of terror does not seem to apply, because people consider it a spectacle instead.

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Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

Media: Mixed media

Golf course becomes a meeting room for political negotiations a partnership among businessman and assasin. It is a stage where high level lobbying acts and political disguisis are performed by different actors while swinging their iron sticks in the breeze.

Artwork #4

Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

Media: Detail

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Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

Media: Detail

Artwork #5

Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

Media: Mixed media

The change of political climate brings new economic growth. Super wealthy people turns to become super tycoons, thanks to their alliance with a new corrupt government. This is the era when everithing is privatized, in which neo liberalism is the state ideology.

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Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

Media: Detail

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Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

Media: Detail

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Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

Media: Detail

Artwork #6

Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

Media: Mixed media

The statues of the parliament building is a symbol of the state's aesthetic language. The people in the house replace them by new statues to manipulate the state budget.

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Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

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Artwork #7

Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

Media: Detail

Artwork #7

Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

Media: Detail

Artwork #7

Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

Media: Mixed media

Sensor and government controls no longer exist. Broadcast media is an extention of the merchants and politican's propaganda and rumors. Meaning becomes relative.

Installation View

Artist: Wiyoga Muhardanto

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One Day at The Museum of Tropical Spring