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ANALISIS FILM KWARTET: GUPALA SANG JAGAWANA I Kadek Bayu Pramuditya; I Made Krishna Surya Pradnyana; I Gede Agus Indram bayu Artha
Anima Rupa Vol 4 No 1 (2026): Anima Rupa: Jurnal Animasi
Publisher : Pusat Penerbitan LPPM ISI Bali

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Kwartet: Gupala Sang Jagawana is an animated film by a local studio called Dipadira in collaboration with Indonesiana tv which was released in 2024. Tells the story of a group of adventurous teenagers named Bagas, Nalin, Juna, Dan, Kara. When Bagas and Juna were playing boy boyan, a tragedy occurred, the ball they used to play hit Nalin who was on the outside of the field, Nalin immediately returned Juna & Bagas' throw but Nalin accidentally dropped the offerings while in an old hermitage in Kalasenja village, making Mbah Arang appear, from behind a tree, suddenly making the children scared and running away, which made them kidnapped into the supernatural world, what is their fate. Some of the main characters are Bagas, Nalin, Juna, Dan, Kara. In order to understand this animated film further, further observation was carried out on the animated film Kwartet: Gupala sang jagawana
Makna Simbol Rangda Sebagai Bentuk Kedigdayaan Perempuan Bali Arya Pageh Wibawa; I Gede Agus Indram Bayu Artha; I Made Hendra Mahajaya Pramayasa
PANGGUNG Vol 36 No 1 (2026): Echoes of Archipelago Mythos: Interweaving Tradition, Symbolism, and Narrative i
Publisher : LP2M ISBI Bandung

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This study examines the symbolism of Rangda in Balinese culture, focusing on the representation of female power reflected in texts and visual cultural expressions. Rangda, often depicted as an evil figure in Calonarang performances, reflects the duality of transformative feminine power, encompassing both destructive and protective aspects. As a manifestation of the Goddess Durga, Rangda represents feminine energy maintaining the balance of the universe, creating harmony between good and evil through the concept of Rwa Bhineda. This study employs a qualitative, descriptive-analytical approach to explore the symbolic meaning of Rangda across mythological and contemporary contexts. The results show that Rangda is not merely a symbol of evil power but a sacred entity that plays a vital role in maintaining Bali’s cosmic order. The representation of Rangda in visual art and religious rituals enriches the understanding of the role of femininity in maintaining the social and spiritual balance of Balinese society.
Co-Authors Arya Pageh Wibawa I Kadek Bayu Pramuditya I Made Hendra Mahajaya Pramayasa I Made Krishna Surya Pradnyana