Born in  1991,

Yosefa Aulia (born 1991, Palembang, Indonesia) completed her studies at the Sculpture Studio, Faculty of Fine Arts, Bandung Institute of Technology in 2014. Her artistic practice explores the body's resistance to life within inherited structures—family, patriarchy, and symbolism—through processes of corrosion, attachment, and gentle rebellion. Using mediums such as oil paint, pigment markers, ceramics, wax, fabric, and various domestic materials, she constructs an intimate series that moves between love and decay. Her works often re-present a fragile negotiation between care and division—a reflection of human resilience itself.