I Saw Her in Motion is an essay film directed by Umi Lestari that re-examines the lives and works of pioneering female directors Ratna Asmara and Kay Mander—who were active in the early days of Indonesian independence.
This three channel video works, a collaboration with Mahardika Yudha, shows how the father of Indonesian media arts, Krisna Murti, became the “infrastructure” of media arts in Indonesia. It combines the thoughts and archive of Krisna Murti.
A curatorial work, in collaboration with Bioscil at Yogyakarta, to screen two earliest children film from Indonesia: Mardi and the Monkey (Kay Mander, 1953) and si Melati (Basuki Effendi, 1954).
A curatorial work supported by Galeri Nasional Indonesia. Pameran B. Resobowo traces the life and works of the exiled artist in the post-colonial Indonesia.