An Adaptation Movement of Garden Indonesia

Every civilization has a tipping point. The pandemic showed us that everything that happens has positive and negative consequences. What comes next? Adaptation is the option to survive. We exist in our cultural environment, in the process of life and in our heritage system. This adaptation is continuously expressed by MAG21 artworks such as Zeitgeist, Sela Selang and Stream show concern for environmental and human behavior in daily life. Urb-Sense introduces the participatory production of a virtual mental map of the city of Jakarta through social distancing. Melting Landscape uses H2O & O2 as symbols of impermanence in life, as humans fear the absence of the internet more than that of air and water. How Do You Taste elevates the chili sauce (sambal) that is usually an Indonesian side dish, to deploy it as a medium. Collective Concession reflects on how contemporary humans interpret a traditional Indonesian game to translate it, through technology, into an interactive installation.

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MAG21 provides spaces where people learn, interact, experiment, create a work of art, products and services or innovation, all of which are central to this broader adaptative historical movement. They can also synergize, adapt and apply their mastery to create the next new thing for infinity: hope in society.

Credits

MAG (Media Art Globale) Festival, Connected Art Platform (CAP), Digital Nine+; Mbloc Group, Binus University DKV New Media, JCS Engineering.
Curator: Mona Liem.
Digital Management: Sean Lee.
Artists: Ady Setyawan – Arafura, Utami Atasia Ishii, Ratna Djuwita & Stream Team, Nantlab Collective, Widi Pangestu, Collective Concession.
Thank you to the team of CAP, Asia-Europe, Mbloc Group, Binus DKV, all media and sponsorships.