A black and white photo of a woman with short dark hair, wearing a button-up shirt and a striped necktie, standing against a plain wall with a textured painting behind her. She has tattoos on her arms, and her right hand is touching her forehead while her left arm is crossed over her body.

Tifani Anggun

Indonesia

Tifani Anggun Saraswati is a contemporary Indonesian artist who was born in 1996 in Malang, raised in Bali, and graduated from the Indonesian Art Institute of Yogyakarta (ISI Yogyakarta) in 2019; she currently lives and works in Jakarta. Her practice explores memory, materiality, and the emotional resonance of colour through the use of latex as a primary medium, built up one cured layer at a time so that transformation and impermanence become active parts of the work.

Rooted in fragmented memories and emotional impressions — where specific moments fade but colours remain vividly embedded — her translucent surfaces, muted tensions and layered compositions reflect the instability of remembering, revealing emotions that feel intimate, fragile and unresolved.

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