LECTURER PORTFOLIO-FUKUOKA

LECTURER PORTFOLIO

Batik with Gutta Tamarind

Ariesa Pandanwangi
Gilang Cempaka
Nurul Primayanti
Rina Mariana



LECTURER PORTFOLIO

Batik with Gutta Tamarind

Arts Festival of TiempoIbero Americano
Fukuoka, September 5-12 2018

Lecturer Portfolio:
Batik with Gutta Tamarind
Arts Festival of TiempoIbero Americano in Fukuoka, Japan 2018

ISBN: 978-602-60765-3-3

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Table of Content 9
10
Universitas Kristen Maranatha 11
Foreword from Rector of Universitas Kristen Maranatha 12
Welcoming Speech from Head of Fine Art Program
Profile: Ariesa Pandanwangi 19
Artworks 20
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Paramadina University
Foreword from Rector of Paramadina University 27
Profile: Gilang Cempaka 28
Artworks 29

Podomoro University 35
Welcoming Speech from Head of Product Design Program 36
Profile: Nurul Primayanti
Artworks 40

Ngamprah First Junior High School (SMPN 1 Ngamprah)
Profile: Rina Mariana
Artworks

Acknowledgment

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Foreword

Ladies and Gentlemen,

Batik is a traditional textile originating from the is-
land of Java and it is one of Indonesia’s masterpieces.
And in this happy moment, it’s been a pleasure for
Universitas Kristen Maranatha to participate in this
festival in which one of our best lecture, Dr. Dra. Ari-
esa Pandanwangi, M.Sn., can share her knowledge
and skill about Gutta Tamarind technique in Batik.

We would like to thank to Ms. Elida Maria Matsumoto,
the Director and to all of the committee of the Fu-
kuoka Festival 2018 for this wonderful opportunity.
Hopefully through this workshop, Universitas Kristen
Maranatha can inspire all of the students and atten-
dance and it can also become a blessing for all of us.

Best Regards,

Prof. Ir. Armein Z. R. Langi, M.Sc., Ph.D.
Rector of Universitas Kristen Maranatha Bandung

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Welcoming Speech

Greetings from Indonesia

According to direction of President Joko Widodo, Ja-
pan is a strategic partner for Indonesia so that it is
expected Indonesia and Japan are going to be able
to increase cooperation in various fields. Based on
this statement, we are glad to welcome the invitation
for Flaming Elephant addressed to Study Program of
Fine Art of Universitas Kristen Maranatha to give a
batik workshop based on eco green. To realize it, we
appoint Dr Ariesa Pandanwangi to give the workshop
in Fukuoka, Japan.

Eco green of Batik is the batik development using
Tamarindus indica lin that is processed into cold wax.
This material is the original natural resource of Indo-
nesia. It means that the plant can be useful to support
the development material of batik. Besides that, Eco
green of Batik is also a part of the lecture of paint-
ing in our campus. Through this event, Japanese can
know one of local genuine of Indonesia on fabric.

We realize that the culture can be a bridge to attain
successful diplomatic relationship. Therefore, we
hope the cooperation between us will contribute to
the development of friendship between Indonesia and
Japan and be able to boost the culture exchange. We
expect that Art Festival of Fukuoka Jepang in 2018
will be successful to be held.

Bandung, 1 July 2018

Cultural greeting,
Ismet Zainal Effendi, S.Sn., M.Sn
Head of Fine Art Study Program

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Profile

Ariesa Pandanwangi is a lecturer, a researcher and
an artist. She teaches Visual Language, Research
Methodology and Seminar, History of Fine Arts and
Design, History of Asia Fine Art, and Drawing. She
is interested in observing pictures and cultural arti-
facts. The focus of her research is on visual language.
Her research has been funded by grant of the govern-
ment.

Besides teaching, her other activities are as follows.
Firstly, she is one of the founders of Komunitas 22
Ibu in 2013. Secondly, she actively contributes to the
artworks-related activites, such as displaying art-
work in exhibitons, performing batik workshop with
cold wax. Thirdly, she is one of social activists. Her
activities related to this social activist are: (a) becom-
ing member of Lions Club International at since 2007
at District 307B2 in Bandung, West Java, (b) empow-
ering women in various area in Indonesia to increase
not only their life skills but also their creativity.

Despite her full schedule at work at the university,
she can manage to spare a good time hang out with
family and friends as unforgettable moments. Her
motto is “Fun, relax, enjoy and always grateful.”

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Artworks

This painting starts from my research in Nias. There
are many traditional houses that have still stand
strong in spite of earthquakes. The biggest tradition-
al house is Omo Hada which locates in Bawomataluo,
South Nias. This house resembles a ship and has
high artistic value and shows a magnificent symbol
of the antique local community of Nias. Omo Hada
was built by no steel pile construction structure. Its
rectangular shape is built by stone-anchored pillars
and proven to have resistance of earthquake. This
traditional house becomes an inspiration in paintings
created with gutta tamarind media on fabric.

CONCEPT:
Earthquake without noise shaking Nias actually has
power to destroy Omo Hada. On the other hand, Omo
Hada still stands strong. This painting on polyester
fabric is made by modern batik technique and has
four thematic series of Nias artworks of painting.

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Silence in Nias | 2017
112 x 113 cm

Modern Batik Technique on Fabric

Ariesa Pandanwangi

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Tano Niha | 2017
112 x 113 cm
Modern Batik Technique on Fabric.

Ariesa Pandanwangi

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Nias-Visual Language | 2017
102 x 138 cm

Modern Batik Technique on Fabric.

Ariesa Pandanwangi

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Foreword

Praise to Allah SWT, upon the publication of the cata-
log book as an introduction to Batik with Gutta Tama-
rind workshop in the event of NPO Flaming Elephant
in Arts Festival of TiempoIbero Americano in Fukuoka
on September 5-12 2018.

Paramadina University strongly gives support to the
lecturer activities in research, teaching and commu-
nity service, as well as activities in the art work and
its publication. Artwork through batik with gutta tam-
arind and introduce it into a workshop to audience at
Fukuoka, is a cultural mission to introduce batik as
part of Indonesia’s culture to a broader community
in the world.

Gilang Cempaka is one of Paramadina University lec-
turer who has an art background. She is been active
in art work and participated in many exhibitions, at
national and international level. Through Batik with
Gutta Tamarind workshop, she is expecting to broad-
en her knowledge and creative skills.

This precious event hopefully can expand the inter-
national relationship between Paramadina University
and international institution. In the future, I hope that
this event will sustain and creating a mutual collabo-
ration and spreading a positive externalities.

Prof. Firmanzah, Ph.D
Rector of Paramadina University Jakarta

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Profile

Gilang Cempaka, M.Sn lives in Depok. She has been
graduated from Bachelor and Master Program in Fine
Arts of Institute Technology Bandung (ITB). Now she
works as a lecturer in Department of Communication
of Visual Design at Paramadina University.

She teaches drawing, basic design, and some theo-
ries in her classes. Besides becoming the lecturer,
she is Dean. She gives drawing workshops and mak-
ing illustrations. In visual art activities, her hobby is
drawing since she was child, following lot of competi-
tions and becoming the winner of the competitions.

She has a lot of experience both the solo and group
exhibitions, both in national and international scale.
Her last solo exhibition was at Gallery of Cemara in
Bandung, 2010. Her group exhibition activities are
mostly together with Komunitas 22 Ibu.

She interested in following the event Art Festival Ti-
empo Ibero Americano in Fukuoka-Japan in order to
introduce the traditional visual art in Indonesia called
batik, through more modern techniques. Besides
that, her intention is to establish the relationship in
the field of art with international artists.

FB: https://www.facebook.com/gilang.cempaka.56

IG: @cempakagilang

Web Blog:
http://duniaibu425.blogspot.com/p/gilang-cempaka.
html?m=1

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Artworks Mooi Indie Reflection | 2018
50 x 50 cm
1) Batik with Gutta Tamarind
Batik on Cotton
Batik is the art of decorating cloth,
using hot wax and dye. Batik is a Gilang Cempaka
technique that has been practiced
for centuries in Indonesia. 21

Currently, I am developing a new
technique of Batik which using cold
wax. The cold wax also known as
gutta tamarind is come from seeds
of Tamarind, a typical plant from
Java-Indonesia. It is a substitute
for hot wax that commonly used for
conventional batik.

The fabric that I usually use is made
from natural resources (such as
silk and cotton) and synthetic fab-
ric (such as polyester). Most of the
batik’s themes were inspired by the
natural beauty of Indonesia, such
as forests, rice fields, mountains,
and other floras.

I also develop my signature batik’s
artworks, about Indonesian women
heroes, puppets, and mythology
stories of the Indonesia’s archipel-
ago. My visual style is decorative,
which represented by bright and
contrast colors. I use many aes-
thetic elements and ornament of
Indonesian batik.

Beautiful Raffesia | 2017
100 x 60 cm
Batik on Silk

Gilang Cempaka

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1) Acrylic on Canvas The inspiration usually comes from
the daily life, from other women’s
Most of my paintings are acrylic on experiences or from the literature
canvas. Through this technique, I that I have read. In my paintings,
have more freedom to explore my the face of the figure is mostly the
ideas and to use my expression. artist herself, so the audiences will
get a comprehensive story about
The world of women such as wom- the theme. The types of my painting
en’s experiences in the public and are narrative and expressive, nar-
domestic area, the role of women as rative because it contains elements
subjects, the relationships between of the story, and expressive for the
the opposite gender, the relation- technique which using both thick
ships between women and their and thin brush strokes. The colors
children, and the critics to patriar- combination was used depend on
chal culture are the most frequent the painting theme, most of the col-
themes that used in my painting. or combinations are analog colors
combined with contrast colors.

Aku, Dia, dan Secangkir Kopi | 2016
90 x 100 cm

Acrylic on Canvas

Gilang Cempaka
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Wherever I May Go | 2018
100 x 100 cm
Acrylic on Canvas

Gilang Cempaka

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Welcoming Speech

I support this Gutha Batik Method Workshop because
it is good for building a relationship between Indone-
sia and Japan. I know that Japan and Indonesia have
already done some contributions to Politic, Economy,
Art & Culture.
Batik is the most wonderful cultural heritage from
Indonesia; different cities have their own style. One of
the materials for Batik Process is made from Gutha.
According to my perspective, this workshop is an im-
portant event because it is able to share history and
techniques.
I hope people in Japan will come and join this event so
that they will be able have a great experience paint-
ing with gutha. Podomoro University supports Nurul
Primayanti as gutha artist to give the workshop.
We hope this event will be successfully done and re-
ally excited to tone up together for another event.

Boike Janus Anshory, S.Sn., M.Ds.
Head of Product Design Program
Podomoro University (Jakarta, Indonesia)

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Profile

Nurul Primayanti, M.Sc. is a senior lecturer of pro-
duct design program in Podomoro University, Ja-
karta, Indonesia. She has got married and owned two
children. My last educational background is the Mas-
ter of Science in Product Design Engineering at Delft
Techniche Universiteit - TU Delft, The Netherlands.

Painting is her passion and usually use acrylic on
canvas. Besides that, she paint by using Gutha Paint-
ing Method. She has participated in several exhibi-
tions held facilitated by Komunitas 22 Ibu. In addition,
she is active in the organization called IABIE (Ikatan
Alumni Program Habibie) that directly supervised
by the third President of Indonesia, Prof. DR. B.J
Habibie. Her position in IABIE is vice chairman of Art
and Culture.

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Artworks
Menatap Masa
Depan | 2016
70 x 90 cm
Acrylic on canvas
Nurul Primayanti

Concept:
Music is part of history, because music affects the
emotions and moods of women to express themselves
in the past, present, and future. In the life of women
music as an introduction to a colorful life both in joy
and sorrow. Music gives the spirit to women to look
at the future.

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Artworks

Ilusi dalam Trilogi
2016
80 x 80 cm
Acrylic on canvas
Nurul Primayanti

Concept:
This work tells the recorded moments of the universe
in the Trilogy. The three dimensions are:
1. Round (ball) = Wave time frequency
2. Triangle (cone) = The highest achievement is

worth one.
3. Square (cube) = Value
Our Earth is arranged by 3 forms of Trigonometry of
the Universe that influenced by electromagnetism,
solar rotation, and moon rotation (29 days). It can
also affect the emotional behavior of living things on
this earth.

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R. Dewi Sartika
2017
110 x 195 cm
Gutha and Silk
Nurul Primayanti

Concept:
The toughness of National Women's Heroes "R. Dewi
Sartika " from Bandung, West Java, which is fighting
for the rights of women in getting education.

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Artworks
Think Big | 2018
100 x 100 cm
Acrylic on canvas
Nurul Primayanti

Concept:
In the figure of a woman's mind must be insightful. A
great way of thinking so that women can express and
gain an appreciation fo being an Independent Woman.
In this work, I describe a woman who is drinking cof-
fee and spilled on the table.And from the coffee spill,
she seemed to see her reflection as a Tiger instead
of a female cat.

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Profile

Rina Mariana works as a teacher of art and culture
subject in Junior High School I Ngamprah, West Java,
Indonesia and has taught at Sekolah Tinggi Teknik
Bandung as a lecturer. She has enjoyed working at
fine art since 1982. In 2013, she joined Komunitas 22
Ibu.

She got scholarship from Universitas Pendidikan In-
donesia in 1982 to finish her bachelor program, from
Institute Teknologi Bandung in 2007 to finish her
Bachelor Degree in Animation and in 2010 to finish
her Master Degree in Game.

Email: [email protected]
FB: Rina Mariana

Na Maria
IG: marianarinaa
Twitter: @rinamhadi
Youtube: rinamariana

Web Blog:
http://duniaibu425.blogspot.com/p/rina.mariana.
html?m=1

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Artworks
Wanita | 2017
Digital Batik De-
sign
Rina Mariana

Concept:
Beautiful girl who likes to play in the flower garden
.. because the flowers symbolize the beauty to the
grace for the owner or user.
In 2014 best work of 501 selected works
from 17 countries at the event * SIIF * Sema-
rang International Illustration Festival 2017.
http://siif2017.com/uploads/ilustrasi.jpg
http://siif2017.com/siif-2017.pdf
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Penari Batavia/Batavia Mooi | 2016
60x80cm

Batik Technique: Disperse on fabric

Rina Mariana
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Artworks
Exhibition:
Exhibition at Ben-
tara Budaya Bali

Water Flows Beautifully | 2018
90x129cm
Batik Technique: Disperse on fabric
Rina Mariana
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Exhibition:
Visual Reunion
Exhibition # 3
at Indonesian Edu-
cation University

Spirit | 2016
75x100cm

Acrylic on Canvas
Rina Mariana
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Acknowledgement

We would like to thank:
(1) Universitas Kristen Maranatha, Bandung,

(2) Universitas Paramadina-Jakarta,
(3) Podomoro University, Jakarta,

(4) SMP Negeri 1 Ngamprah, Kabupaten Bandung,
(5) Elida Maria Matsumoto, Japan,
(6) Komunitas 22 Ibu
(7) BNI

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