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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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Menyusur Dua Alur Lukisan Jelekong Danuh Tyas Pradipta
JURNAL RUPA Vol 4 No 2 (2019): Open Issue
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.25124/rupa.v4i2.2302

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Jelekong is the name of a village which located in Kabupaten Bandung. The name of this village has become widely known because of the paintings made by its residents. The paintings are well known by showing landscape, animals and flowers as the object. Later, through several Jelekong painters, the painting has evolved to another kind of painting that is different from the typical Jelekong painting. The emergence of the other painting, not only raises diversity in thematic and painting techniques but more than that, it shows the differences about how the painting is produced, distributed and appreciated, also how Jelekong painter must act differently. To simplify the identification, the two kinds of paintings will be referred as “traditional” Jelekong painting and “contemporary” Jelekong painting. The emergence of both kinds of paintings, with all its difference, shows one thing that is actually fundamental, and that is: the differences of the artworld. Those artworld differences, substantially caused all the difference about both kinds of Jelekong paintings. This paper aims to elaborate further the differences between both of the paintings that evolved in Jelekong. To elaborate all the difference, this paper focused to the sociology aspect of art which underlies both the two kinds of paintings. Sanento Yuliman’s thesis, Dua Seni Rupa, will become the analytical framework for this paper.
Colophon dan Daftar Isi Jurnal Rupa Volume 4 No 1 rupa manager
JURNAL RUPA Vol 4 No 1 (2019): Open Issue
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.25124/rupa.v4i1.2754

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Colophon dan Daftar Isi rupa manager
JURNAL RUPA Vol 4 No 2 (2019): Open Issue
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.25124/rupa.v4i2.2783

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Studi Preferensi Masyarakat Jakarta Terhadap Genderless Fashion Nadiah Salsabila Hakim Pambudi; Achmad Haldani; Gregorius Prasetyo Adhitama
JURNAL RUPA Vol 4 No 1 (2019): Open Issue
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.25124/rupa.v4i1.2249

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The evolution of clothing style always repetitive, one of them is genderless fashion. In Indonesia, especially in Jakarta, genderless clothing is not exposed too much to the public. This research aims to find the meaning of genderless fashion which often indentify as androgyne fashion and people’s preference for genderless fashion. This research collects data through a literature review as well as using questionnaires to find out the preferences of the Jakarta people towards genderless fashion. According to data analysis, it can be interpreted that genderless fashion is a designing process for clothing without any specific gender orientation. The difference lies in one’s physical character, the concept of androgyne fashion is for individuals who has male and female characteristic. The results of questionnaires regarding the preferences are most people know the meaning of genderless fashion and this phenomenon can be accepted in society. However, there are limits that cannot be accepted yet, such as clothes with feminine silhouette and very bright colors. This research intended to be able to rectify public confusion over understanding genderless fashion and androgyne fashion as well as a source of knowledge for designer who wants to know the limitation and acceptence rate for genderless fashion in Jakarta.
Relasi Popularitas Jeans dan Musik Rendy Pandita Bastari; Patra Aditia; Atria Nuraini Fadilla
JURNAL RUPA Vol 4 No 2 (2019): Open Issue
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.25124/rupa.v4i2.2311

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In the 19th century jeans were popular among the lower classes, this transmitted to the upper classes that made jeans as a commodity. The social class shift made Jeans as part of popular culture which was then consumed in Indonesia along with television shows, magazines and films. The process of data collecting and field observations was carried out at two popular shopping malls in the city of Bandung, Cihampeas Walk and Paris Van Java. These observations strengthened by sub-cultural and musical analysis and popular culture in Indonesia. The findings of this study are that music has influenced the popularity of jeans models for decades, music lovers and popular culture constitute the majority who have an ideology about a goal that forms their own aesthetics. This finding is closely related to the position of Bandung which has always been known as a trendsetter city in Indonesia.
Perbandingan Persepsi pada Material Upcycle Do It Yourself (DIY) dengan Pendekatan Material Driven Design Devanny Gumulya
JURNAL RUPA Vol 4 No 1 (2019): Open Issue
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.25124/rupa.v4i1.1851

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In the past five years, technology advances and fabrication feasibility like 3D printing has boost the do it your self-movement, and it is expanding beyond products to the materials that are labelled as DIY-materials. DIY- materials are created through individual or collective through self-production practices that involve a lot of creativity and innovative approach. One of these DIY-materials is upcycle-material. The pollution on landfill and ocean has encouraged us to be more responsible for the waste we create by recycling the waste and make it as new material. Eggshells and LPDE plastic bag waste are discussed in this paper. The perception between the two DIY-materials upcycle is compared using the material driven design approach (MDD). In MDD, sensorial, interpretation, affective and performative dimensions shape people’s perception and experience toward the materials. This approach is needed, to give waste material a new life and for it to be accepted on the market. Results from studies are the do and don’ts for product design process using eggshells and LDPE plastic bag waste. Imperfections through pattern, texture and colour are the qualities that people seek when interacting with DIY-upcycle materials. These qualities cannot be found in mass-produced industrial made material. Design principle such as balance, contrast, emphasis, movement, pattern, rhythm, and unity/variety needs to be well planned in making pattern, texture and colour because if it is done wrong, the material will be perceived back as waste.
Pemanfaatan Kain Serat Alam Pada Busana Wanita dengan Tren Gaya Hidup "Back to Nature" Rima Febriani; Adinda Caturludysari; Vira Pritalia
JURNAL RUPA Vol 4 No 1 (2019): Open Issue
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.25124/rupa.v4i1.2316

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Lifestyle trends “Back to Nature” are now widely adopted by people in Indonesia, especially urban residents who register a healthy and practical lifestyle, using nature-based products, for examples fashion products. As one of the largest sub-sector of the creative industry in Indonesia, the fashion industry has the potential and great contribution in efforts to meet the basic needs of society which can directly impact the country's economy. Although lifestyle can influence trends in clothing needs, the role of the designer is needed to direct and produce a variety of clothing that is in harmony with lifestyle needs that return to nature. To overcome this problem, there is an environmentally friendly method that is currently used by various fashion brands in Indonesia and the trend is the use of natural fibre fabrics in the clothing production process. Many local brand designers respond to this lifestyle by creating clothing based on natural fibre that can be used for daily activities. This study uses a qualitative method with a business opportunity approach. This study presents the background and development of natural fibre fabrics by various fashion brands in Indonesia to become the current trend, especially in the lifestyle of “Back to Nature” for women. The biggest reason is that the adoption of more environmentally friendly methods for the Indonesian fashion industry can provide many broad benefits.
Analisis Semiotika Roland Barthes pada Masjid Keraton Buton di Kota Baubau, Sulawesi Tenggara Nurul Fitriana Bahri
JURNAL RUPA Vol 4 No 2 (2019): Open Issue
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.25124/rupa.v4i2.2314

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Baubau is one of the cities that has a lot of potential in local culture, located within Southeast Sulawesi Province of Buton Island. Fort of Keraton Buton is one of the local cultures that has become Baubau's identity as well as proudly icon of its people and Southeast Sulawesi in general. Inside of the fort's complex stands a mosque that is a legacy from Buton Sultanate. This mosque is known as Masjid Keraton Buton. Masjid Keraton Buton is an architectural work that has become the united source of ideas from every social field, including how religion belief was interpreted and understood for the people's interest. It's difficult to divide its architectural presence to two form of culture that precedes its birth. One is social system and the other is idea complexity. Roland Barthes semiotic analysis of shape, construction, space and color on Masjid Keraton Buton is conducted in this essay. Semiotic is a knowledge that learns about signs, how it is functioned and the meaning it's produced. Roland Bathes is one of the figures of semiotic, he argued semiotic is part of the linguistic. According to him, language is a sign system that reflects assumptions from one certain community in a certain time. This matter revealed an idea and is an element that shaped from signs and included inside a structure.
The Night as We Know It Dike Nabila Trivinggar; Kurniawati Gautama; Iqbal Prabawa Wiguna
JURNAL RUPA Vol 4 No 1 (2019): Open Issue
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.25124/rupa.v4i1.2155

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Since the first invention of the light bulb, humans have increasingly been accustomed to living under excessive artificial light every night. Inappropriate use of artificial light causes light pollution that now affects more than 80% world’s population in densely populated cities, including Bandung City residents. The latest research shows that the rate of light pollution for a high category in Bandung City has experienced an increase of 13,79 km2/year during 2013-2017. This has resulted in the loss of Bandung night sky aesthetic because the lights coming from the ground form a skyglow dome in the atmosphere, blocking most of the astronomical object's light and rendering them invisible from earth. As a person who has always been interested in astronomy and is also a Bandung resident, I have concern over the long-lost Bandung night sky natural beauty due to light pollution caused by human activities. I desire to raise awareness of this issue through an installation art which explores lights, reflective paint, and video as the mediums.
Pengembangan Produk Fashion Menggunakan Kertas Bekas Kantong Semen Dengan Pendekatan Low-Impact Use Astrid Jenifer; Imam Santosa; Imam Damar Djati
JURNAL RUPA Vol 4 No 2 (2019): Open Issue
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.25124/rupa.v4i2.2283

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Garment material which is processed as a basic material for fashion products is very closely related to environmental problems that occur at this time. By encouraging the idea of sustainability through a low-impact use approach that focuses on the cleaning process, cement bags used paper are made into utilitarian materials that will produce products that cannot be washed. Cement bags used paper have good quality because they can withstand loads of up to 40 kg/sack and are generally used as wrappers or bags that function as covers. However, cement bags used paper tend not to be used or reprocessed into functional products. Therefore, this research aims to design and realize fashion products by recognizing the character and utilizing the potential of cement bags used paper to become products with high use-values. The method used in this research is colouring experiments, testing materials, and exploring shapes and visuals. Material processing is applied using gyre and macrame techniques. The final result of this research is an alternative raw material from cement bags used paper for fashion products.

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