In or and lights. Lights to process. Objects to bend.
"I use visual art to metabolize scenes through my perceptions and memories. A constant movement in my life urged me to explore the perception of identity in the space where time, culture, and constant evolution could co-exist. When things are always moving, a focal point is needed to keep me grounded, shining a light through complexity and ambiguity.
The resulting scenes are reflections of perceptions and explorations of observation, creating tension that is expected in the state where appreciation and accentuation are often delineated by distance in space and time."
Clarissa Poedjiono (b. 1996, Jakarta)
is a visual artist, working primarily with paintings and creative coding. Her life experience urged her to become aware of the importance of having a strong cultural identity and the absence of it in her. Visual art has been a constant channel for her to process her feelings and perceptions.
She studied design fundamentals at LaSalle College of the Arts in Singapore in 2014. Despite her former career in technology, her engagement with art remained constant, eventually leading her to make a conscious shift and dedicate herself fully as an artist and to pursue a master's study in media design in Bremen.