Between duty and dreams: a life-affirming exhibition that heals the wounds


Megan's 'Red Fish' (digital art, printed on Ilford textured cotton rag). Photo: Megan Wonowidjoyo

There is a delicate beauty in Megan Wonowidjoyo’s artworks that belies a resilient spirit. Memory And Rebirth, her solo exhibition at Fergana Art in Kuala Lumpur, is a visual diary of her life, a presentation of the everyday mundane and dedicated commitment to ascribed roles encased in hopes and dreams.

Through the 24 digital artworks, an animation film, a short film and 23 GIFs in this exhibition, she offers a glimpse into the personal, hoping to spark conversation in her search for meaning and purpose.

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