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Universitas Telkom
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Designing from Within: Analysis of Subculture Zine-Making Using Activity Theory in Bandung Idhar Resmadi; Rendy Pandita Bastari; Rahmiati Aulia
Journal of Urban Society's Arts Vol 13, No 1 (2026): April 2026
Publisher : Institut Seni Indonesia Yogyakarta

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24821/jousa.v13i1.15364

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Zines are alternative media embedded within urban subculture communities in Bandung, Indonesia. Zines function not only as platforms for personal expression but also as design practices shaped by social relations, collective values, and media technology. This study uses Activity Theory as an analytical lens to examine how zine design is mediated by sociocultural systems within subculture networks. Adopting a qualitative case study approach, the research investigates four subculture zines such as Form and Pressure, Saturasi, Break from Cinema, and Golosor Times through in-depth interviews and participant observation. The findings demonstrate that zine-making is a socially situated design activity mediated by interactions among subjects, tools, objectives, rules, communities, and divisions of labor. While each case presents a distinct configuration of these elements, all emphasize participatory and context-sensitive design approaches. This study argues that zine-making should be understood as a form of activity system grounded in community practices as a process of knowledge production, identity articulation, and technological dynamics. Furthermore, this study proposes Activity Theory as a robust methodological framework for analyzing community-based design, offering insights for expanding design paradigms toward more democratic, inclusive, and culturally embedded practices.
Co-Authors Adya Mulya Prajana Al Ghiffari, Muhammad Fawwaz Alatas, Musthofa Nagib Aminudin T.H. Siregar Ananda Risya Triani Angelia Lionardi Anissa, Friska Aprilla, Najwa Aqiel, Yahya Abdillah Atria Nuraini Fadilla Balthazar, Fadhillah Musyaffa Bijaksana Prabawa Bukhori, Muhammad Hasan Al Chalisha, Moira Najla Diena Yudiarti Dimas Krisna Aditya Fadilla, Atria N. Fauzi Arif Adhika Fitrini, Hilda Ganjar Gumilar Gema Aria Prahara Haq, Alvein Dhiwaul Idhar Resmadi Iqbal Prabawa Wiguna Jiwa Utama Kirana, Nazhifa Diannisa Nadia Lingga Agung Lukito, Wahyu Luqman Rusdan Nugraha Mahardika, Ariel Fawwaz Mohammad Isa Pramana Koesoemadinata Muhamad, Laroybavi Muhammad Rafli Aditia Putra Solihin Nadhifa, Nida Naufal Nurihsan Fauzi Patra Aditia Putra, I Dewa Alit Dwija Rahmiati Aulia Raihantoro, Anindhito Daffa Ramadian, Rayhan Therdy Razi, Aria Ar Renaldiansah, Muhammad Riky Azharyandi Siswanto Saputra, Dimas Rangga Jaya Wibawa, Aniendya Putrivieya Yanuar Rahman