Artist: Irene Agrivina Widyaningrum (she/her) & Haryo Hutomo (he/him), Indonesia
Work: Pigment of the Earth
Location: Gnarojin, Narrogin, Western Australia
Community partner: Arts Narrogin
About the Artist:
The House of Natural Fiber (HONF) Foundation is a creative community of artists, DJs, physicists, hackers, architects, scientists, makers, activists, expert users, and designers who test the possibilities of media art to address critical social issues through science and technology while pushing the boundaries of art and individual authorship.
Irene Agrivina is a technologist and activist working closely with arts, science and technology that focuses on the application and practical use in daily life of collaborative, cross-disciplinary and technological actions responding to social, cultural and environmental challenges.
About the community parter:
Arts Narrogin is a not-for-profit association that supports and promotes art, culture and entertainment in Narrogin and the Dryandra Country region. With a rich history spanning over a decade, we deliver a diverse annual program encompassing live performances, visual arts exhibitions, workshops and community projects. We have a strong focus on community engagement and believe arts experiences should be accessible to all, regardless of age or location. We operate out of Arts Space, which offers spaces for hire as well as a dedicated gallery, and present our program in a variety of locations around Narrogin and the surrounding district.
HONF, Microscopic Power of Allicin, 2022, Asia Culture Centre
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SPACED and Arts Narrogin are excited to announce Pigment of the Earth, an exhibition by House of Natural Fiber’s Irene Agrivina and M.Haryo Hutomo (Indonesia), a culmination of their Circular Economies residency in the town of Narrogin.
Image of OPEN SPACE Emerging Producer Ned Crossley, Cheryl Wilkins and Sorcha Armstrong-Hetzel