in 'YOKA SARA' side

After a long, boring and though year of 2009, unexpectedly I closed the Year with something extraordinary to be PROUD OF and keep in mind, Fenomenally Amazing….

EBULLIENCE, an Installation of Tremendous Energies of ART, Trust and Respect of so various spirit of CREATIVE TALENT originally and or based in Denpasar city. Hungrily gathered together of three different Generations, I made Budhiana, Nyoman Gde Yudane, Jango Paramartha, Arsawan, Veny Lydiawati, Marlowe bandem, Arief ‘ayip’budiman, Iwan sastrawan. Stunning Vision from Graphical and Videographer of KAS, Erick Est and Ridwan Rudianto. Representing the rising stars, A.A. Gde ‘Gung De’ Raka Gunawarman,  Ade Sucita Ariasandika,  Wayan Hari ‘WK’ Saweka,  I Bgs Nyoman Darmayasa  and Made Aryk Prajawan of Architecture Faculty, Udayana Universitiy and A.A. Tisha Sara Dewi  Sabrina Yuka Amilia,  Wicitra ‘Acit’ Pradnyaratih, I Gst. Ngr. Bgs. Ariwiratma aka Gung De aka ‘Popo’ of SMA 1 Denpasar

Born with a snow balling effect of Influencing and Inspiring each others, then followed by Enriching and Enhancing the seed of Ideas by numerous Inventive Energies from all direction, EBULLIENCE appears and performed as a reflection of Great Collaboration of Sound, Motion, graphical color and Light touching your Six Senses, a moment or façade of Expression without any Hesitation. EBULLIENCE gesture a very soft message to the people and society of Denpasar city (and Government I supposed…), answering to Cultural mayhem and at the same time, we EMBRACING TOMORROW..!

Emerged by a brave and honest approach and gigantic support from Putu Suwitra  as the main Event Organizer of Denpasar festival, he was successfully bridging the communication between all the Wild, Independent Creative Energies and  the Government ‘comfortable’ mind setting. A breakthrough, that had never happen throughout the history of Denpasar itself.

Ebullience has grown up and become a Rare Happening and Moment, a moment of Truth. I hope that this is would not become, the beginning of the end…

WALK OF EBULLIENCE

I had a terrible memory of moment and dates, so to write it down dates by dates will be the most crucial and effective ways to remind me in the days, month and years to come. Please welcome, road to EBULLIENCE….

December 5^th, 2009

Begin with an Invitation Email from the Event Organizer follow by a brief explanation  from Ayip, my best friend

 Denpasar 5 Desember 2009

Kepada yth.
Bapak Yoka Sara
Bapak Made Budhiana
Bapak Arsawan
Bapak Jango Paramartha

Dengan hormat,
Dalam rangka Denpasar Festival yang mengetengahkan perayaan kreatifitas
seni dan budaya unggulan kota Denpasar dalam berbagai aktifitas seperti
seni dan budaya, kuliner, perdagangan, tekstil dan produk kerajinan,
Aktifitas kontemporer dan urban dalam kemasan festival selama tanggal
28-31 Desember 2009, Pemerintah Kota Denpasar mengajak Bapak/Ibu warga
Denpasar yang berprofesi sebagai artis/desainer/arsitek untuk terlibat
menyumbangkan pemikiran dan karyanya dalam seni instalasi yang akan
ditampilkan baik sebelum, selama maupun setelah acara Denpasar Festival
di area titik nol kilometer Denpasar.

Adapun tema yang dibawakan dalam acara Festival Denpasar ini adalah
“Embracing Tomorrow” yang juga merupakan gagasan dasar untuk
dikembangkan dalam seni instalasi yang akan dibuat.

Dibawah ini adalah brief yang dapat dipakai untuk mengembangkan gagasan
yang kemudian akan dituangkan dalam konsep karya untuk………

December 10^th, 2009

December 14^th, 2009

Our first gathering in Bale Timbang -a serene dining place created by our arsawan- has emerging and stimulating the Birth of an Ideas of Collaboration, triggered by a quick sketches of imagination and reflecting a simple Vision, as shown below

December 16^th, 2009

After directly set the scale on site, we could determined the VOLUME of the Installation to be translated and visualized later on by Iwan Sastrawan and his creative team.

December 18^th, 2009

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December 28^th, 2009

December 30^th, 2009

image courtesy of Jawa Pos, november 8th 2009

(cuplikan pembicaraan Sangut dengan Raksasa Bergolo, oleh Wayang Kulit Cenk Blonk, Blayu BALI)

…”Kalau ada bojog (kera) yang bulunya merah, itu namanya Sang Anggada. Anggada artinya Angga dan Ada…..Angga itu sama dengan Badan, Ada artinya Kekuatan, Kekuatan yang ada dalam Badan. Sang Anggada itu cucu daripada Tabik Pakulun….Rsi Gautama, dan anak dari sang Subali. Kekuatan Sang Anggada itu setara dengan Lennox Lewis…., yen (kalau) Sang Anggada itu maan nyetut bungut cie, keles gigin cie… (memukul mulutmu, rontok gigimu…!)

The VISIT TO WAKA GANGGA RESORT, TABANAN, BALI (A design Collaboration with Ketut Siandana, Designed in 1999)

http://groups.google.com/group/greendesign/about

Chrisye (born Chrismansyah Rahadi) was a progressive-pop Indonesian pop singer, of mixed Chinese-Indonesian descent. He was born in Jakarta on September 16, 1949, and died there on March 30, 2007 following a long battle with lung cancer.[1]. He recorded 21 solo albums in his lifetime. He married in 1982 to G.F. Damayanti Noor, who was also a singer; they had four children. Chrisye started recording in the band Gipsy in 1969. The band covered music including Procol Harum, King Crimson, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Genesis and Blood, Sweat & Tears, and ventured to the USA to play in New York. The band in 1976 collaborated with Guruh Soekarno Putra, one of the sons of former Indonesian President Soekarno, and brother of Megawati Soekarnoputri, subsequent Indonesian President, on Guruh Gipsy, a progressive rock album that combined prog rock with Balinese gamelan.[2]

His raise to fame came with the release of the critically acclaimed movie soundtrack “Badai Pasti Berlalu (The Storm Will Surely Pass)” in 1977. The album was done in collaboration with Eros Jarot (currently a member of Indonesian parliament) and Yockie Suryoprayogo, Indonesia’s first progressive musician. His first, and most popular solo single was in 1977 with Lilin Lilin Kecil (Little Candles), composed by James F. Sundah, who was a contestant of Prambors Radio teen song-writing contest.

Chrisye From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

DAY ONE;

After a long walk from Les Halles to Bastille, thirsty and tired….

Stop for a while try to get some mercy and pennies

Reach Bastille, we are close, the heart pumping….

Finally we found the first address of two Skate Shops in Paris, the Snow Beach,

It was Sunday….

 And its closed. What a big dissapointment

DAY TWO, MONDAY:

Heading for the next address, nozbone….

We walk for about half an hour from Bastille Metro Station. The shop will only open at 2pm, so we should wait for another two and a half hours, together with the Young Paris Skaters

SUPRA finally in hand, mission accomplished!

All Beaute and Magnificence Photographs courtesy of Iwan Sastrawan

and his Canon EOS 40D Lense EFS 10-22 mm Filter CPL B+W

This image was taken in July 2008 last year, after a view glasses of whisky. I don’t he saw this image before, my very precious rare and famous good friend, Arief ‘Ayipbali’ Budiman. Sorry Yip for putting this image in my blog without your permission. But it is good though, so I can always remember to this very rare occasion, rare happiness with an uninterrupted expression, then come  this rare image. 

It have been quite sometime now, we should make it happen again someday to come. Wait for my call!

photograph courtesy of Laksana Eka Lanus

I found this fascinating quote today:

Tonight Daylife is excited to be hosting the official release of Adam Penenberg’s new book: Viral Loop: From Facebook to Twitter, How to Today’s Smartest Businesses Grow Themselves, published by Hyperion.daylife.com, Daylife Blog, Oct 2009

You should read the whole article.

Yesterday, begin  the new day with a surprise on my table, two books of yellow and green. I open it up curiously, impressive..but still wonder who send it.

Then only I was told, the books are a present from ayip, from his trip to Thailand.

Thaks a lot….

Arc de Triomphe, also known as the “Place de l’Étoile”. Bigger than I imagine, so grand.

   Amazed by The Avenue des Champs-Élysées

The next morning, sunbathing while studying Paris map infront of the hotel.

More traffics up in the sky, rather than the road under..

 the fabulous Boat house, so quiet yet so serene on reflecting river..

Begin the journey, we started from La Défense

La Défense is a major business district for the city of Paris. With a population of 20,844^{[citation needed]}, it is centered in an oval freeway loop straddling the Hauts-de-Seine département municipalities of Nanterre, Courbevoie and Puteaux. The district is at the westernmost extremity of Paris’ 10 km long Historical Axis, which starts at the Louvre in Central Paris and continues along the Champs-Élysées, well beyond the Arc de Triomphe before culminating at La Défense. (source:Wikipedia)

LES HALLES, the stomach of Paris

 accidently meet Dr. Marten

thank you to Eric Lorin for tremendous complimentary 3 days in Paris…..

All Beaute and Magnificence Photographs courtesy of Iwan Sastrawan

and his Canon EOS 40D Lense EFS 10-22 mm Filter CPL B+W

The ARRIVAL at CHARLES DE GAULLE Airport  and Terminal  (L’arrivée au CHARLES DE GAULLE Airport  and Terminal)

MACON, LYON

CANNES

All Beaute and Magnificence Photographs courtesy of Iwan Sastrawan

and his Canon EOS 40D Lense EFS 10-22 mm Filter CPL B+W

 I believe that ‘a good’ Art  should reflect a dimension of deep thought, a message of desire and passion… and a tremendous talent behind it

creative image courtesy of Tisha Sara Dewi