Suardana Kacor

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About the artwork

Suardana Kacor’s "Red Scape #2" is a powerful and unified vision, an immersive landscape rendered almost entirely in a striking monochrome of reds and pinks. This painting depicts a vast, textured terrain populated by an array of majestic animals—including rhinoceros, elephants, and a large feline—coexisting amidst stylized, colossal flora. The artist's meticulous, pointillist-like application of paint creates a unique, tactile surface that seems to pulse with an inner light. The lack of varied color forces the viewer to focus on form, texture, and the raw essence of the creatures and their environment. It evokes a timeless, almost ancient realm, emphasizing the shared spirit of a vibrant, interconnected wilderness.

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.