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| Budi Ubrux is exploring a new style, deconstructed objects in a pixelated form, while still using newspaper texts to wrap the figures in his paintings, which is his trademark. This painting depicts a mother with her two children who appear to be together, but are actually far apart, as the mother has to work overseas. The sophistication of technology in the era of globalization has made national boundaries blurred, bringing people physically far apart closer together, but also pushing those who are close apart, as we often choose to be busy with gadgets instead of spending time with loved ones personally. The digital imaging we see on gadget screens is a collection of pixels resulting from the scanning and coding of images. Similarly, our real lives are a reconstruction of culture built, among other things, through text or media narratives.
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“I want my viewers to be intrigued by the figures in my paintings and their realities that exist beyond the prints covering them”
Debra from Singapore shares her joy with this picture
