STEM Projects presents STEM Show 5, a group of ten emerging artists, each representing a diverse range of artistic styles and perspectives, from surrealistic paintings to street art graffiti, depicting surreal representations of life's journey.
In this group exhibition, Angling presents the subconscious into the real world, taking the figure of a small child as an image of innocence and purity that reacts to a diverse range of emotions. Meanwhile, Fauzan weaves underwater fantasy and vibrant trees into captivating representations of life's journey. I Wayan Sarcita Yasa articulates self-reflection through surrealist pop art which takes a unique monochromatic approach, inviting viewers to explore the depths of his creative spirit. Drawing viewers with her inverted and illuminescent palette, Kim Borja infuses elements from children’s stories, with wide-eyed characters expressing melancholy and grief.
Chuanslee uses street art and graffiti to question the meaning of life in his and our own comfort zones. Oggz Goy, epitomizes fearlessness in art, exploring spaces to create his own masterpieces. His journey from the streets to the gallery highlights his commitment to leaving a lasting legacy in the art world.
Gula aims to infuse happiness into people's lives through the works presented in this exhibition. In his paintings, Juju Sant uses apes to reflect on his resilience and pursuit of fine arts. Ijal Mariachi explores the themes of gender, surrealism, and contemporary life through psychedelic pop art, while John Raymond adopts an Abstract-Expressionist approach, conveying emotions and thoughts through various media.
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