Tidak Layak Huni

In this series, the artist invites viewers into an emotional landscape shaped by inner conflict, isolation, and vulnerability. Each drawing becomes a narrative-born from observing human experience from alternative vantage points. Through a blend of perspectives and interpretive angles, the works explore themes of comfort, fear, bodily autonomy, and mental health.

These pieces speak to the desire for solitude, the urge to disconnect, and the emotional weight of existing in a world that often feels uninhabitable. The body, in this context, becomes both subject and symbol-commodified, exposed, yet also transformed into a sanctuary for others. As structural dysfunction grows more visible and discussions around self-harm and mental health become more urgent, these drawings confront the fragile balance between alienation and intimacy, fear and care.