Daily discipline in Indonesian culture often grows from shared labor, neighborhood obligation, and rituals that make work visible as a social act.
Bekasi's daily routines show how commuting, markets, prayer, factory schedules, schooling, and household coordination turn ordinary productivity into a living record of Indonesian urban life.
Explore Indonesia's precolonial scripts, from early Sanskrit inscriptions and Kawi to Batak, Bugis, Javanese, Balinese, and Jawi manuscript traditions.
An exploration of a Batak pangulubalang statue carved from a single piece of pale hardwood, examining ancestral symbolism, posture, and spiritual meaning in Batak culture.
An in depth study of a Batak porhalaan medicinal container carved from buffalo horn and wood, exploring the Batak calendar, singa symbolism, and the ritual role of the datu in North Sumatra.
Painting - Volcano and Lake Batur from Bali
Philately - stamp sheet with Mount Sewu, a UNESCO geopark
Philately - stamp sheet with Sukarno, Indonesia's first president