Artists
Atreyu Moniaga
Atreyu Moniaga is a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores the emotional and psychological terrain of human connection, behavior, and selfhood. His visual language—rooted in symbolism and intricate ornamentation—spans watercolor, oil, acrylic, and sculpture, reflecting a philosophical approach to image-making that is both personal and universal.
He has since exhibited alongside internationally acclaimed artists such as Ai Weiwei and Yayoi Kusama, and participated in a sold-out show with Gallery Carl Kostyál. His work has been featured in notable publications including Hong Kong Prestige and Ocula.
In 2013, he founded the Atreyu Moniaga Project, a free mentorship program for emerging illustrators and photographers. The initiative has nurtured a new generation of successful creatives, including WD Willy (Karafuru), Liffi Wongso (Sri Sasanti Gallery), Rapha Lisa (award-winning creative director), and Clasutta (Whitestone Gallery).
Condro Priyoaji
Bandung based artist Condro Priyoaji (b.1993) graduated from Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB) with Bachelor of Visual Arts in 2016.
Using two color-producing elements, his works mostly use pigments and lights. Influenced by his past that surrounded by familiarity with street art, Condro is also interested in making spatial-themed works. His current interest in the concept of color is also influenced by his favored medium of painting.
Subsequently, he's also become interested in shadows. In his opinion, shadow is the most subtle existence of color. He imagines that shadow is a darker pigment on a surrounding surface. Lately, he has realized that painting shadows gives new concepts on his works such as the trails of time color intensity, and many other interesting things.
