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    Rega Ayundya Putri, Corvus Baculus 2.0, Carbon Transfer and Acrylic Ink on 54 Used Bootleg Playstation CDs, Single-Channel Video Projection with Sound, Variable Dimension, 2025. Photo by Ainhoa Martinez.

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    Rega Ayundya Putri, Corvus Baculus 2.0, Carbon Transfer and Acrylic Ink on 54 Used Bootleg Playstation CDs, Single-Channel Video Projection with Sound, Variable Dimension, 2025.

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    Rega Ayundya Putri, Pelodiscus sapiens, Acrylic Ink Drawing on 32 Electronic Appliances with Animation Video Projection with Sound, Variable Dimension, 2024. Image courtesy of Fukuoka Asian Art Museum. Photo by Nagano Satoshi.

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    Rega Ayundya Putri, Karazoological Museum, Installation of 9 Acrylic Ink Drawing on Electronic Appliances, with Painting on 165 x 300 m Wall, Cutting Stickers, Zines, and Sound Installation, 2023. Image courtesy of Koganecho Area Management Center. Photo by Yasuyuki Kasagi.

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    Rega Ayundya Putri, The Shape of Letting Go, Carbon Transfer on Tissue Rolls, Installed with Frame-by-Frame Animation Video Projection, Variable Dimension, 2025. Image courtesy of Art Agenda. Photo by Art Agenda.

Rega Ayundya Putri (Indonesia) creates intuitive, speculative works rooted in drawing and child-like imagination. Influenced by sci-fi films and comics, her practice evolves between animation, installation, sound and collaborative performance. Often using discarded materials, she mutates fact into fiction, questioning reality and its absurdities.

During her residency, she plans to explore the influence of British music and its associated subculture in Bandung, examining whether this phenomenon is rooted in geography, colonial history, or power structures in the music industry. Rega is also interested in flipping the narrative: what if the “British sound” was originally from Bandung?

Rega has recently participated in residencies at Horanggasy Creative Studio, Gwangju, South Korea (2024); Fukuoka Asian Art Museum, Fukuoka, Japan (2024); Koganecho Area Management Center (KAMC); and Koganecho International Artist Network Program, Yokohama, Japan (2023). Selected group exhibitions include: Expressions of Hearts and Minds, National Gallery of Thailand, Bangkok, Thailand (2025); Songs of Sky and Earth, Artist Cafe Fukuoka, Fukuoka, Japan (2024); Voice Against Reason, Museum MACAN, Jakarta, Indonesia (2023); and Nobody Knows Their Story, Koganecho Area Management Center, Yokohama, Japan (2023). Her work has also featured in publications such as Ballpoint Art, Sandu Publishing, Hong Kong (2019).

Rega was born in Surabaya, Indonesia, and is currently based in Bandung, Indonesia.

With support from:

Delfina Foundation’s Network of Asia Pacific Patrons 

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