Dias Prabu
Works with site-specific installations, using urban materials and everyday objects as a way to reread space.
Media: installation, objects, text.
About the collective
Kultura Collectiva as a way of reading the culture together.
The collective emerged from meetings between artists and cultural workers who felt the need for a shared space: to experiment, discuss, and archive processes — not only finished works.
Statement
Working methods and perspective
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We are interested in how the city shapes memory, and how that memory returns in the form of images, sounds, texts, and gestures. Kultura Collectiva does not only occupy white cube galleries, but also corridors, alleys, yards, and meeting spaces that are often considered ordinary.
Our practice moves between three gestures: recording (seeing and listening), processing (editing, arranging, presenting), and responding (inviting new conversations). Projects tend to be born at the intersection of these gestures.
Members
Core artists & collaborators
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Dewi Bukit
Develops documentary photography and visual archives attached to community life and collective practices.
Media: photography, zines, archives.
Member Name 3
Works with field recordings, sound, and performance as a way to read the atmosphere and rhythm of the city.
Media: soundscape, performance.
Member Name 4
Shapes the visual identity of projects, posters, and publications so that works and their context are legible to wider publics.
Media: graphic design, editorial.
Member Name 5
Writes curatorial texts, process notes, and short essays that link the works to their social contexts.
Media: writing, field research.