Moch Krismon Ariwijaya
Indonesia
Moch Krismon Ariwijaya was born in 1998 and is currently based in Surabaya, Indonesia. He graduated from the State University of Surabaya and is the founder of the “Kecoak Timur” collective, playing a prominent role in East Java’s noise and experimental art scene. His artistic practice centers around collective engagement, sound experimentation, and noise-based media. He is also active as a curator and was part of the curatorial team for the 9th East Java Biennale. His practice is closely connected to Gadung, Gresik.
Krismon has participated in multiple exhibitions at Redbase Foundation Indonesia, including YADAYUDA DAYUDAYA, Untitled Javanese Sol, A-T, The Journey 1, and WINDS OF CHANGE. In 2025, his work was also presented in Tumbuh at Redbase Art Sydney.
His works have been featured in Mengingat 25 Tahun Reformasi at Cemeti Institute and Resituating Colonial Archives at Gudskul Jakarta.
Artworks
In Move Iron wood, Indonesian prayer mat lamp, wire, lion mask Variable dimension, 2021
Mastrip Fire Charcoal, and pencil, on paper Variable dimension, 2022
Release of Bodies Iron, hessian fabric, cement, fiber, rope, coconut wood Variable dimension, 2021
Public Voice Bicycle, speakers, megaphone, lamp, metal etching, wings gypsum 200 cm x 50 cm x 190 cm, 2020
Voice from Buttom Microphones and wire, rocks, speakers Variable dimension, 2021
The Lost land Mahogany wood and scren printing on cotton 150 cm x 150 cm x 230 cm, 2021
Balanced Scale Microphones, wires, cracker box, canvas, scale and gypsum 180 cm x 40 cm x 200 cm, 2021
Past Exhibitions