Pandu Wijaya (b. 2001, Surakarta) began to notice how interesting painting was from his childhood, especially after experiencing a documentary biography of a Renaissance artist. The classic visual elements from that era became the starting point for his love of painting. His interest in classic visual elements influenced his tastes and the rhythm of his artistic work, which is now more closely aligned with the atmosphere of spending time in the studio. Work patterns that require basic study points influence him and become his inspiration for producing work. Fragments in the studio, such as sketches, notes, preparatory drawings, and leftover color palettes that have not yet been cleaned up, become intriguing artistic subjects for exploration. He chose to pursue this because the studio is a kind of sacred ground—a pleasant place to work.