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View all search resultsBandung artist Addy Debil explores state of mania in solo exhibition
Bandung-based artist Addy Debil is showcasing his work at a solo exhibition titled “Happy!”, which opened on Saturday. The exhibition, set to run until May 19 under the umbrella of the Rachel Gallery, will be held at Ruang Dua Sembilan in Tomang, West Jakarta.
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Zine (a small-circulation of self-published work of original or appropriated texts and images) by Bandung artist Addy Debil. (Instagram/addydebil)
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andung-based artist Addy Debil is showcasing his work at a solo exhibition titled “Happy!”, which opened on Saturday. The exhibition, set to run until May 19 under the umbrella of the Rachel Gallery, will be held at Ruang Dua Sembilan in Tomang, West Jakarta.
The exhibit includes seven paintings, limited printed works, drawings and a sculpture of a character often featured in the artist’s works.
Addy’s work is known for its playful doodle style.
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According to a statement from the Rachel Gallery, Addy’s work, which is being showcased, is the result of his exploration of the eccentric dreams of someone who is in a state of mania.
Previously, Addy collaborated with Japanese fashion retailer Uniqlo, alongside fellow pop-art painter Muchlis Fachri, who is also known as Muklay. Some of Addy’s murals can also be seen in the rooms of De Braga by Artotel, a hotel in Bandung, West Java. (mut)
