Suardana Kacor

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About the artwork

Within the "Monochrome Series," Suardana Kacor’s "Red space" is an arresting visual exploration of a fantastical ecosystem, bathed entirely in shades of crimson and pink. This acrylic on canvas piece (85.5 x 95.5 cm, 2024) presents a dense, textured landscape where various animals—from elephants and tigers to deer and rhinos—coexist amidst monumental, otherworldly plants. Kacor’s intricate dot-like brushwork lends a tactile quality to every surface, creating a pulsating, unified field of red that speaks to a primal energy. The monochrome palette strips away conventional realism, inviting a deeper contemplation of form, connection, and the raw, unadulterated essence of nature’s wild heart.

About the artist

I Kadek Suardana, known as “Kacor,” was born in Gianyar, Bali, in 1991. A graduate of the Indonesian Institute of Art in Yogyakarta, he chose Sewon, Yogyakarta, as his home and creative hub, where he continually immerses himself in the region’s vibrant artistic scene. Deeply inspired by nature, Suardana finds his muse in landscapes brimming with diverse plants and animals, translating the beauty of flora and fauna into his art. His innovative approach incorporates a unique cut-out technique that brings a dynamic, layered quality to his compositions. Using a tensile method, he skillfully introduces depth and texture, creating immersive, textured worlds that feel both tactile and surreal.