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SUMMARY:ShanghART Singapore - Aditya Novali - Significant other
DESCRIPTION:Aditya Novali: Significant Other\nShanghART Singapore is pleased to present Significant Other\, a solo exhibition by Indonesian artist\, Aditya Novali\, featuring an entire series of new works. The exhibition opens on 8 September 2018 and will be on view from 9 September to 21 November 2018. \nAditya Novali’s new series of work seeks to explore the universal experience of coming to terms with the numerous uncontrollable facets of life. Novali’s inspiration came from his daily occurrences and observations of his sister whom is a person of special needs. The two individuals connected by blood are seemingly disconnected on the surface in their communication and interactions. Living their lives as what seems to be two parallel lines\, this disconnection forces Novali to ponder about their co-existence\, eventually realising the presence of a symbiotic relationship between them\, where one’s emotions bounces off the other. He later understands this relationship as a hidden driving force behind some of his earlier works. \nNovali’s sister derives peace from drawing daily\, having produced hundreds of drawings. Recognising the uncanny resemblance between his sister’s drawings and his works\, Novali was inspired to collaborate with his sister in order to discover a similar ground between the both of them\, by adopting her drawings into his works. \nAditya Novali constantly investigates social issues such as urban living and identity throughout his art practice. Through this series\, he challenges the notions of normality and identity in the everyday. Using his closest social entity\, his sister and family\, as a basis of his investigation\, Novali draws on the issues they face as a family\, such as discrimination\, the pressure to conform\, and being marginalised by society. The fluidity in Novali’s new works reflects how he deals with such societal constructs\, where the public often attempt to reconstruct individuals who are different to fit into what we habitually perceive as the norm. \nHe frequently uses methodological techniques to create margins\, develop rules and instructions\, taking full control of the making process. Novali believes that abstract works are guided by certain perimeters and do not come freely from emotions – they follow a logical process which he systematically identifies and strictly adheres to. Despite his constant attempt to deviate from his typical orderly systems\, he tends to veer back to a similar process. Significant Other will see the result of his endeavor in freeing himself from his rules. \nThe exhibition features two groups of works – the first being a series of sculptural forms fused with video projections of Novali’s sister’s drawings\, where colours and shapes intersect and blend together with flashings of light. The other group utilises Augmented Reality technology to layer drawings by Novali’s sister over his own\, crafting a sense of absence and presence\, connection and disconnection. Both series challenge Novali’s former methods by limiting logic. Allowing his sentiments to lead him in the most organic way\, this is the beginning of how Novali searches for an approach to reconcile the complex emotions towards his significant other. \n  \nAbout Artist\n  \nAditya Novali (b. 1978) is an artist based in Solo\, Indonesia. He received his Bachelor of Engineering in Architecture from Universitas Katolik Parahyangan\, Bandung\, Indonesia (1997 – 2002) and IM Master of Conceptual Design from the Design Academy Eindhoven\, The Netherlands (2006 – 2008). \nNovali works with a variety of materials\, often first conceiving an idea and then finding the right medium to transcribe his vision. His background in architecture plays an influential role in his work. His sensitivity to structure\, space\, and knowledge of construction shapes his approach and aesthetic. Addressing themes such as boundaries\, identities\, materialism\, and urban life\, Novali’s work interacts with the viewer and transforms with each viewing. \nAditya Novali has exhibited in galleries and institutions all over the world\, including in Indonesia\, Singapore\, Taiwan\, UK\, Italy\, Switzerland\, Japan\, and Lebanon. Recent exhibitions include “Diaspora: Exit\, Exile\, Exodus of Southeast Asia”\, MAIIAM Contemporary Art Museum\, Thailand (2018); “SUNSHOWER: Contemporary Art from Southeast Asia 1980s to Now”\, Mori Art Museum and The National Art Center\, Japan (2017); “Biennale Jogja XIV- Equator #4”\, Jogja National Museum\, Indonesia (2017); “Multiple Spectacle: Art from Asia”\, Ningbo Museum of Art\, China (2017); “Acrylic”\, ROH Projects\, Indonesia (2016); “Imaginary Synonym”\, Tokyo Wonder Site\, Japan (2016); “Aku Diponegoro”\, National Gallery of Indonesia\, Indonesia (2015); “Shout! Indonesian Contemporary Art”\, Museo d’Arte Contemporanea (MACRO)\, Italy (2014); “South East Asia (SEA) + Triennale”\, National Gallery of Indonesia\, Indonesia (2013); “Little Water”\, Dojima River Biennale\, Japan (2013); “Beyond the Walls”\, Primo Marella Gallery\, Italy (2013); “Pressing”\, Videoinsight® Foundation\, Italy (2013); “Of Human Scale and Beyond: Experience and Transcendence”\, Hong Kong Arts Centre\, Hong Kong (2012). \nA finalist in the 2010 Sovereign Asian Art Prize\, Novali was also awarded Best Artwork in the Bandung Contemporary Art Awards (BaCAA) in the same year. He was most recently awarded the Best Young Artist award in the inaugural Indonesian Art Award for Authenticity\, Leadership\, Excellence\, Quality\, Seriousness in Art organised by Art Stage Jakarta in 2017 and will be participating in Asia Pacific Triennale 9 in Brisbane\, Australia in November 2018. \n  \nArtist CV\nAditya Novali b. 1978\, \nworks and lives in Solo\, Indonesia \n  \nEducation\n1997 -2002         Bachelor of Engineering in Architecture\, Universitas Katolik Parahyangan\, Bandung\, Indonesia \n2006 -2008        IM Master of Conceptual Design\, Design Academy Eindhoven\, The Netherlands \n  \nAwards\n2017         Best Young Artist (Indonesian Art Award for ALEQS)\, Art Stage Jakarta \n2016         Best Emerging Artist using Installation finalist\, Prudential Eye Awards \n2011         Best Artwork BaCAA (Bandung Contemporary Art Award 2010) \n2010         3rd winner Jakarta Art Award 2010 \nFinalist Sovereign Asian Art Prize \n  \nSolo Exhibitions\n2017         Caprice\, Discoveries section-Art Basel Hong Kong\, Hong Kong \n2016         Acrylic\, Roh Projects\, Jakarta 2014 Painting Sense\, Roh Projects\, Jakarta \n2013         Beyond The Walls\, Primo Marella Gallery\, Milan\, Italy \n2012         Method of Polarity\, Umahseni\, Jakarta \nThe Wall: Asian (Un)Real Estate Project\, Project Stage-Art Stage\, Singapore \n2011         Indoscape: A “Geo-History”\, Canna Gallery\, Jakarta \n  \nSelected Group Exhibitions\n2018         ArtJog 2018: Enlightenment\, Jogja National Museum\, Yogyakarta\, Indonesia \nDiaspora: Exit\, Exile\, Exodus of Southeast Asia\, MAIIAM Contemporary Art\nMuseum\, Chiangmai\, Thailand \n2017         SUNSHOWER: Contemporary Art from Southeast Asia 1980s to Now\, Mori Art\nMuseum and The National Art Center\, Tokyo\, Japan \nAge of Hope\, Biennale Jogja XIV- Equator #4\, Jogja National Museum\,\nYogyakarta \nLines\, Borders\, Boundaries\, and The In-Betweens\, Yamamoto Gendai\, Tokyo\,\nJapan \nSaya Datang: Collection and Archive Dr Melani W Setiawan\, Taman Budaya\nYogyakarta\, Yogyakarta \n2016         Imaginary Synonym\, Tokyo Wonder Site\, Tokyo\, Japan \nPrudential Eye Awards 2016\, Art Science Museum\, Singapore \nSouth East Asia Forum\, Marina Bay Sands\, Singapore \n2015         Aku Diponegoro\, National Gallery\, Jakarta \n(Dis)appear\, Primae Noctis Art Gallery\, Lugano\, Switzerland \n2014         The Order – Makan Angin#2. residency exhibition\, Cemeti Art House\,\nYogyakarta \nShout! Indonesian Contemporary Art\, Museo d’Arte Contemporanea (MACRO)\,\nRome\, Italy \nVersi. Sculpture Triennale\, National Gallery\, Jakarta \nArt 14 London\, London\, England \nPrimo Marella Gallery\, Scope Basel\, Basel\, Switzerland \n2013         Little Water\, Dojima River Biennale\, Osaka\, Japan \nSouth East Asia (SEA)+ Triennale\, National Gallery\, Jakarta \n2012         Deep S.E.A: Contemporary Art from South East Asia\, Primo Marella Gallery\,\nMilan\, Italy \nRe.claim\, National Gallery\, Jakarta \n2011         Maximum City\, Jakarta Biennale\, National Gallery\, Jakarta \nReligiosity In Indonesian Art\, Art:1New Museum\, Jakarta \nEkspansi\, National Gallery\, Jakarta \nSovereign Asian Art Prize 2010 Finalist Exhibition\, Hongkong \n  \nResidency\n2016         International Creator Program\, Tokyo Wonder Site\, Tokyo\, Japan \n2014         Makan Angin #2\, Cemeti Art House\, Yogyakarta\, Indonesia
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LOCATION:ShanghART Singapore\, 9 Lock Road\, #02-22\, Gillman Barracks\,\, Singapore\, 108937\, Singapore
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