Inner Outar Forest

by Reza Hasni (2021)


Ships worldwide

44.64cm x 44.64cm

Archival Fine Art Print with Torn Edges
Limited Edition of 30 
Hand-embossed and Numbered by the artist

Please allow 10 - 18 days for orders to be printed and delivered.



Artwork description:
Welcome to the great reset: Nature. 

DO’s

  • Have an open mind.
  • Hug a tree.
  • Carry your trash out of the forest. Consider picking up litter you find along the way.
  • Explore beyond the familiar path to find perspectives on and of the forest.


DONT’S

  • Feed or interfere with wild animals.
  • Step on anything. Step around.
  • Play loud sounds outdoors. Celebrate mother nature softly.
  • Uproot or pluck leaves, flowers or anything that may be alive.
  • Leave your litter behind.


Artwork is created for the audio-visual installation, ‘Inner Like The OutAR’ which uses augmented reality, set and sound design to imitate the magic of nature -- as if we need it. 












Yin Yang I 

by Reza Hasni and Degeha






Please note: Framed artworks are for orders within Singapore only.

Print only option (44.64cm x 44.64cm) ships worldwide.

Standard Frame (Torn-edge not visible) (47.64cm x 47.64cm) + $80

Mount Frame (Torn-edge visible) (57cm x 57cm) + $160



Yin Yang I by Reza Hasni and Degeha (2020)
Fine Art Print with Torn Edges
Limited Edition of 30
Hand-embossed and Numbered by the artist

Please allow 10 - 18 days for orders to be printed and delivered.




Artwork description:
The Yin Yang series is themed on the concept of duality, for which Reza Hasni collaborated with Bali-based artist, Degeha. The visual landscape creates a ping-pong of energies that are both masculine and feminine, bold and vulnerable and inner and outer. The artwork was built over an extended period of 4 weeks, with each artist working remotely to add a new layer in response to the other.

Commenting on the process of creating in isolation due to the coronavirus, Reza said, “We often find ourselves in the same situation, but perceiving and experiencing different things.” The duo have two prints as part of the Yin Yang series - Yin Yang I and II.














Myth of the Sisyphus
(Pangandoy Ni Sisyphus)

by Soika Vomiter



Canvas artwork measures 61 x 61cm and ships worldwide.


Pangandoy Ni Sisyphus by Soika Vomiter (2020)
Oil on canvas
Signed by the artist





Artwork description:
Embracing the repulsive and the crude, the subjects in Soika’s artworks are derived and signified with a sense of humor, juxtaposed
with the seriousness of death, environmental destruction, self-deprecation and a pornographic outlook. Cockroaches are imagined symbols of a system of greed, corruption and destruction for personal gain.

--

Soika Vomiter (b. 1990) is a Leyte/Cebu-based visual artist who expresses art through a signature mongrel character that is a product of his childhood.

According to him, his life experiences “full of laughter and insanity” are his artistic
arsenal, expressed through acrylic, oil, latex and aerosol paints.

Soika completed his Bachelo of Fine Arts in Painting at the University of San Carlos, Cebu city, Philippines.









The Most Longest Talking Penis
in the Entire Lifetime

by Soika Vomiter



Canvas artwork measures 49 x 69cm and ships worldwide.


The Most Longest Talking Penis
in the Entire Lifetimes by Soika Vomiter (2021)
Oil on canvas
Signed by the artist





Artwork description:
Embracing the repulsive and the crude, the subjects in Soika’s artworks are derived and signified with a sense of humor, juxtaposed
with the seriousness of death, environmental destruction, self-deprecation and a pornographic outlook. Cockroaches are imagined symbols of a system of greed, corruption and destruction for personal gain.

--

Soika Vomiter (b. 1990) is a Leyte/Cebu-based visual artist who expresses art through a signature mongrel character that is a product of his childhood.

According to him, his life experiences “full of laughter and insanity” are his artistic
arsenal, expressed through acrylic, oil, latex and aerosol paints.

Soika completed his Bachelo of Fine Arts in Painting at the University of San Carlos, Cebu city, Philippines.