Refraction
Solo Exhibition - 8 February – 8 March, 2020
REDBASE Foundation Indonesia
Refraction addresses the pitfalls of fast-paced information, superficial judgments, and misinterpretation in the digital era through the watercolor works of Andi Waskito. Focusing on themes of perception, identity, and subjective interpretation, Waskito uses distorted imagery, specifically glass block refractions and blurred facial forms as metaphors for how easily outer appearances misrepresent inner truth. The exhibition challenges viewers to look beyond social media profiles and initial impressions, highlighting the complex barriers people construct around their authentic selves.
Blurry Vision #2 Watercolor on paper 56 cm x 76 cm, 2017
Blurry Vision #2.1 Watercolor on paper 75 cm x 95 cm, 2019
Blurry Vision #2.2 Watercolor and burning effect on paper 56 cm x 76 cm, 2019
Blurry Vision #2.3 Watercolor and acrylic on paper 56 cm x 76 cm, 2020
Face Behind Her Watercolor and guace on paper 56 cm x 76 cm, 2019
Fragment of Memories Watercolor on paper 136 cm x 136 cm, 2018
Just A Man Ink on paper 120 cm x 130 cm, 2019
Lullaby Ink on paper 120 cm x 130 cm, 2019
Personafication Watercolor and guace on paper 56 cm x 76 cm, 2019
Softly Burning Ink and burning effect on paper 120 cm x 130 cm, 2019
Sonder #1 Watercolor on paper 45 cm x 45 cm, 2020
Sonder #2 Watercolor on paper 45 cm x 45 cm, 2020
Unfixed Point Ink on paper 120 cm x 130 cm, 2019