After Matisse's The Eskimo: Exquisite Forms and Their Opposites by Resatio Adi PutraIn an attempt to move away from overthinking his practice, Resatio has developed a new practice where his decisions are guided by intuition rather than meticulous planning. At the same time, by deciding to make work for himself instead of worrying about what pleases the crowd, the artist has found himself feeling liberated. This new body of work reminded Resatio of Matisse's collages, leading him to create The Eskimo: Exquisite Forms and Their

This artwork depicts the idea of superstitious beliefs in Thai culture

just like his

The artist illustrates Frederic Leighton's Flaming June as a moment of Siesta

she is repping it by wearing a fabric with Batik prints on her hips

Drink your Rum and Come Back Home in one piece

These objects are presented as though they were conjured from the sleeper's dreams

almost like a ubiquitous accessory to the general public

The artist took inspiration from Alphonse Mucha's Art Nouveau style

@ebertasaurus

Drawing inspiration from the struggles of women in domestic life

as these portraits of politicians present the feelings of hate

the artist magnifies the character's feelings