Nadia Diandra

This artist from Yogyakarta Special Region started her career in 2011, when she was in high school. Since then, she has been actively participating in both collective and solo exhibitions.

In her creative process, Nadia often tells personal stories or things that are closest to her. Her works are presented through acrylic paint on canvas or experimental materials (such as fabric, thread, resin, etc.) that are collaged on canvas.

The color characteristics of her visuals are feminine, combining soft pastel and bold colors. Nadia wraps tales of happiness to juxtaposed somberness in her works with bright colors.

last updated March 25th 2024

Solo Exhibitions

  • Flat Circle Stagnants, July 20th :// Jakarta Art Hub, Wisma Geha, Jakarta

  • On Sunlit Path, June 8th :// Jakarta Art Hub, Wisma Geha, Jakarta

  • OMG? RED! ^ D^, May 4th :// Jakarta Art Hub, Wisma Geha, Jakarta

  • Closed Alpha Testing 2024 March 16th- April 28th :// Kendys Gallery, Jakarta Art Hub, Wisma Geha, Jakarta , Indonesia

  • BLOOM 2023 :// Meditteranea Yogyakarta

  • Dua Sisi 2017 :// Dua Sisi, Pendhapa Art Space, Yogyakarta

    Group Exhibitions

  • Come As You Are 2023 :// Till Drop, Yogyakarta

  • Keep the Fire On #9 2023 :// Survive Garage, Yogyakarta

  • Art Moments 2023 :// Intercontinental Jimbaran, Bali

  • SEKUEL Duo Exhibition 2023 :// Artotel, Yogyakarta

  • Art Jakarta Gardens 2023 :// Hutan Kota by Plataran, Jakarta

  • The Big Picture 2023 :// Ashta District 8, Jakarta

  • Time Wanderers 2023 :// G Print Making, Yogyakarta

  • JICAF #2 2022 :// Pakuwon, Yogyakarta

  • Bertumbuh 2021 :// Gallery SMSR, Yogyakarta

  • All The Small Things 2020 :// CANS Gallery, Yogyakarta

  • Bibir Merah 2019 :// Indigo Art Space Madiun, Jawa Timur

  • Tugas Akhir ISI FSR 2019 :// R.J Katamsi ISI, Yogyakarta

  • Spatial Exhibition 2018 :// HONF, Yogyakarta

  • Jogja Punya Siapa 2018 :// Festagama UGM, Yogyakarta

  • Keep the Fire On #4 2018 :// Survive Garage, Yogyakarta

  • APIK Exhibition 2018 :// RJ Katamsi ISI, Yogyakarta

  • Fragmen Kecil 2017 :// Nalarroepa Ruang Seni, Yogyakarta

  • Keep the Fire on #3 2017 :// Survive Garage, Yogyakarta

  • Locco Trunk Show 2017 :// Loops Cafe, Yogyakarta

  • Color of Chaos 2017 :// Asmara Art & Coffee Shop, Yogyakarta

  • Showcase 2017 :// Sangkring Art Space Yogyakarta

  • 58th Sanggar Bambu 2017 :// Galeri SMSR, Yogyakarta

  • Bloom in Diversity 2017 :// Bale Banjar Sangkring, Yogyakarta

  • The Balance 2017 :// Limanjawi Art House Magelang, Jawa Tengah

  • Handar Beni 2016 :// Galeri SMR, Yogyakarta

  • Singgah Menggulma 2016 :// Ruang Gulma, Yogyakarta

  • Festival Kesenian Yogyakarta 2016 :// Plaza Ngasem, Yogyakarta

  • Sketsa Merah Putih 2016 :// Galeri SMSR, Yogyakarta

  • All You Can Art XI 2016 :// Joja National Museum, Yogyakarta

  • Dies Natalis ISI Yogyakarta :// RJ Katamsi ISI, Yogyakarta

  • Edu Art Exhibition 2016 :// Taman Budaya Yogyakarta, Yoyakarta

  • History Abad XX with Orchestra 2016 :// ISI Concert Hall, Yogyakarta

  • Go Ahead 2016 :// Langgeng Art Foundation, Yogyakarta

  • Red Apel 2016 :// Indiechology, Yogyakarta

  • DECEM 2015 :// Loops Station, Yogyakarta

  • Art and Emotion 2015 :// Limanjawi Art House Megalang, Jawa Tengah

  • Nandur Srawung #2 2015 :// Taman Budaya Yogyakarta, Yogyakarta

  • Disleksia Exhibition 2015 :// Jogja National Museum, Yogyakarta

  • Drawing Nusantara 2015 :// Taman Budaya Yogyakarta

  • Majapahit Exhibition 2015 :// Biennale Teracotta, Plataran Djoko Pekik, Kasongan, Yogyakarta

  • Under Construction 2015 :// Joja Gallery, Yogyakarta

  • Rambut Putih 2015 :// Tahun Mas Art Room, Yogyakarta

  • Bangku Sekulah 2015 :// Seturan, Yoyakarta

  • Membaca Kampus 2015 :// Ajiyasa FSR ISI, Yogyakarta

  • Surga Rupa 2015 :// Plaza ISI, Yogyakarta

  • Mbalung Sungsum 2014 :// Taman Budaya, Yogyakarta

  • Expresi 2013 :// Galeri SMSR, Yogyakarta

  • Travelink 2012 :// Survave Garage, Yogyakarta

  • Art Free 2012 :// Rupa Garasi, Yogyakarta

  • Good Culture Good Future 2012 :// Galeri SMSR, Yogyakarta

  • The Beginning 2011 :// XT Square, Yogyakarta

last updated March 25th 2024

2024

Reminiscing Romance (A Portrait)

50 x 50 cm

Acrylic on Canvas

2024

Exhibited in Flat Circle Stagnants

We only remember moments in our own way to

preserve those moments, we only see what we want

to see, we only remember what we want to

remember. Not exactly how they happened.

a Sentimental era

120 x 100 cm - Acrylic on Canvas - 2024

Exhibited in Closed Alpha Testing

Resuming her signature lightheartedness induced designs, this cuddly piece is first highlighting a tough & defensive exterior, one inescapably donned on the digital landscape despite the civility, common decency and altruism we still practice regularly on in-person encounters.

Continuing the duality are the reddish eyes on the costume that portray an emotional exhaustion and the flowery nature, seemingly longing for embrace that will stay halted as long as the short reach is maintained by the garment of the beast.

2023

Jump

50 x 50 cm - Acrylic on Canvas - 2023

Exhibited in On Sunlit Path

Nadia Diandra

Nyaring Bunyinya (Sold)

Batu Loncatan 

Raining Flowers

Connecting People

Good Pool

40 x 40 - Acrylic on Canvas - 2023 & 2022 (Raining Flowers)

Exhibited in OMG? RED! ^ D^ & Art Moments Bali


Nadia’s works has been known to intentionally juxtapose sadness and happiness in the same pieces. In the exhibition’s arrangement, the work Nyaring Bunyinya opens as it’s most reminiscent of an Indonesian proverb equivalent to “the empty barrel rings the loudest”, despite the moment shared followed by Batu Loncatan translates to Stepping Stone, depicts a quid pro quo situation. 

Binding the piece is a flowery figure which has been the icon of her works, present in many before though never in multiplicity, present works included, making the piece feel introspective much as it could depict interpersonal like-minded individuals.The fourth piece Connecting People returns the festivity, with the quote of the artist “In the end, one fine line will connect us”. Ending the five with a cathartic downtime between the two figures, fittingly titled “Good Pool”, evoking a metaphorical pool of people.