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Jurnal Rupa
Published by Universitas Telkom
ISSN : 25031627     EISSN : 25031066     DOI : -
Core Subject : Art,
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JURNAL RUPA is a peer-reviewed academic journal to provide a platform for an interdisciplinary forum in the area of visual arts. This journal welcomes submissions from artists, makers, designers, researchers, historians, and other writers in the field of visual arts. This journal is published two times a year by Telkom University.
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Adaptasi Visual Momiji dengan Teknik Crochet pada Produk Fashion Puspitasari, Feny; Amalia, Annisa; Rahmah, Yumeida
JURNAL RUPA Vol 8 No 1 (2023): Open Issue
Publisher : Telkom University

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.25124/rupa.v8i1.5865

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The adaptaton of traditonal culture and art to inspiraton in the fashion industry has become an increasing trend. In meetng these needs, it is not uncommon for designers to be inspired by nature’s charm creatvely and aesthetcally. Related to this, researchers will try to make a fashion product design in the form of combining traditonal elements with a modern touch, namely making a party dress by adaptng the visuals of Momiji with the crochet technique. The visual adaptaton of Momiji, which refers to the characteristcs of autumn in Japanese culture, is integrated with the crochet knitng technique to create a party wear product with a modern look. This study aims to combine Momiji’s unique aesthetc, such as colorful autumn leaves and motfs, with crochet techniques that give a dimension of texture and sofness to products and give a warm impression in accordance with the nuances of autumn in a modern look. This research method is a qualitatve research with a visual adaptaton technique approach, with the stages of analyzing Momiji’s motfs and colors which are then followed by a creatve process startng from making product concepts, moodboards, to real products. in this research is also equipped with the distributon of questonnaires to select products that will be made as a real product and measure the suitability of the resultng product with the established concept. The results of the study show that Momiji’s visual adaptaton with the crochet technique on party wear products with the theme ‘Warm Night in Tokyo’ can be realized in the form of colors, motfs, and textures with a modern look in the form of a midi dress complemented by a bolero. The product that was created has a suitability level with the theme as a structural design of 94%, a suitability of the product theme in color of 91%, a suitability of the product theme in the look of 90%, and a suitability of the product theme in texture of 86%.
Angki Purbandono dalam Karya Material Ethics: Narasi Kecil dan Estetika Seni Penjara Aghara, Qanissa
JURNAL RUPA Vol 8 No 1 (2023): Open Issue
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.25124/rupa.v8i1.5940

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This research artcle illustrates the artwork creaton of Angki Purbandono’s “Material Ethics” a series that was made during his tme in jail on 2012. Angki Purbandono is a renowned Indonesian artst that actvely partcipated in the Indonesian contemporary art scene since 1999. He is famous for implementng scanography technique for photography artworks, including “Material Ethics” series. This research is an interdisciplinary descriptve qualitatve research, in the realm of art and social studies. Literature reviews and interviews were included as methods in data gathering. This research will be based on the theories of postmodernism, especially Lyotard’s noton of narratve, and Carceral Aesthetcs theory. In conclusion, this research shows that “Material Ethics” series shows postmodernism tendencies through the implementaton of bricolage technique. It also enhances the noton of small narratves that was iterated by Lyotard. From the perspectve of Carceral Aesthetcs, this artwork shows the tendency of carceral memories.
Menalar Khayal: Reasoning the Imagination Herawan, Michael Binuko Sri
JURNAL RUPA Vol 8 No 1 (2023): Open Issue
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.25124/rupa.v8i1.5970

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“Menalar Khayal” (Reasoning the Imaginaton) is an art project that tried to elaborate between fcton (imagining) and scientfc (reasoning) processes to create a series of artworks that illustrates a fcttous study about a creature named Megaptera novalevitae, a fctonal fying whale. The process of reasoning the imaginaton was a back-and-forth process and afected the creaton of the artworks. The artwork confguraton in this project tried to illustrate an idea about this fctonal creature. Then, it combined it with visuals that remind us of the illustratons from science or school textbooks. This approach was made to absorb audiences into the fctonal whale and develop their imaginaton and story about the creature. Using this approach, I also aim to create diferent kinds of storytelling using artworks. The visual presentaton in this project tried to bring audiences’ imaginaton to the illustratons or study propertes when technology was not so advanced and relied on people’s adept skills to illustrate and record their fndings. Therefore, this project used conventonal mediums: drawings, prints, and sculpture. This project departs from my imaginaton, partcularly having an interest in studies and observatons of the feld of science, especially biology and paleontology. In this project, the imaginaton is the main engine of the creaton process, as it needs to be equipped to read the works.

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