ROH Projects Gallery in Jakarta

A two-venue solo presentation of Oototol’s monochrome ink works, foregrounding uniformed self-portraits, Balinese cosmology, social roles, and the artist’s idiosyncratic treatment of power, daily life, and imagination.

A focused group exhibition of recent paintings considering the medium’s contemporary relevance through works addressing bodily dissolution, freedom, uncertainty, and the shifting material language of the present moment.

A solo exhibition centered on Zhong’s sculptural environments and a site-specific pavilion, using scale shifts, inaccessible spaces, and cosmic object languages to unsettle relations between architecture, body, and perception.

Kurniawan’s first solo exhibition with the gallery brought together drawings, paintings, performance references, and trellis sculptures to approach memory, trauma, empathy, and storytelling as forms of resistance against forgetting.

A multi-sensorial solo exhibition by the artist duo, combining painting, sculpture, virtual reality, sound, and scent to explore bodily multiplicity, ecological coexistence, and the unstable boundary between natural and digital worlds.

A two-person exhibition exploring material transfer, desire, waste, and everyday signs through sculptural assemblage, brass and ceramic forms, photographs, and drawings connected to intergenerational and ecological observation.

A research-based solo exhibition using distillation, laboratory equipment, spices, soil, plants, and literary references to examine extraction, colonial trade histories, natural resources, and political control in Indonesia.

Suwage’s first solo exhibition with the gallery examined identity, symbolism, satire, violence, and humanist critique through a multi-medium practice attentive to art history, religion, politics, and the ambivalent meanings of gold.