Erwin Windu Pranata

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About the artwork

Eric Chomis' "Summer Swift" is a vibrant burst of color and form, capturing the fleeting energy of a summer day. The sculpture, comprised of interconnected, ribbon-like shapes, seems to dance and swirl in space, evoking a sense of lightness and movement. The bold, contrasting colors – warm yellows, reds, and purples – create a visually arresting composition, reminiscent of summer's vibrant palette. The interplay of solid forms and open spaces adds a dynamic quality, suggesting a sense of playful exploration. Chomis' use of clean lines and simplified shapes imbues the sculpture with a contemporary, almost graphic aesthetic. "Summer Swift" is a celebration of summer's ephemeral beauty, a visual representation of the season's joyful, carefree spirit.

About the artist

Erwin Windu Pranata is an Indonesian Asian Modern & Contemporary sculptor. Born in Bandung on 6 June 1981, he completed university (undergraduate) at the Indonesian University of Education (UPI) majoring in Fine Art (1999 – 2005). In his artistic practice, Pranata often presents interactive elements or at least artefacts proving that there is interaction between himself and his artworks or between humans and his artworks. In an array of brightly coloured forms of jubilant impressions offered by Pranata, there is a perseverant attempt to get people to smile and be light-hearted, seeing everyday matters and feelings by using various media.