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CAVIN-MORRIS GALLERY

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View fullsize   Imam Sucahyo    Malu - Embarrased  , 2022 Pen, color pencil on paper 53.15 x 18.5 inches 135 x 47 cm ISu 1
View fullsize   Imam Sucahyo  Bu Lucy - Mrs. Lucy  , 2023| Acrylic, pencil, enamel on canvas 53.15 x 53.15 inches 135 x 135 cm ISu 22
View fullsize   Imam Sucahyo  MENUNGGU KEBEBASAN (Waiting For Freedom)  , 2017 Acrylic, marker on canvas 47.24 x 61.02 inches 120 x 155 cm ISu 23
View fullsize   Imam Sucahyo    Naga  , 2023 Bamboo, acrylic, metal, plastic, engraving on paper 40 x 21 inches 101.6 x 53.3 cm ISu 48
View fullsize   Imam Sucahyo    A Guidance in the Silk Road  , 2016 Acrylic on canvas 78.5 x 78.5 inches 199.4 x 199.4 cm ISu 27
View fullsize   Imam Sucahyo    Kendaraan Langit  , 2022 Acrylic, crayon on paper 31.5 x 59.25 inches 80 x 150.5 cm ISu 37

 

Imam Sucahyo was born in 1978 in Tuban, East Java.  Sucahyo is a visionary wanderer who explores the world through a visionary artists' lens. There is even a word for this wandering: kaloyukan meaning aimless wandering.  It is a bustling world filled with daily horror vacuii. Crowded, noisy, full of intrigue and unanswered questions and spiritual vibrancy.  

Sucahyo’s life was not easy, and his art reflects his way of containing the struggle for moral and spiritual balance, ultimately rising above drugs, extreme mental and emotional stress and the constant need for a connective animistic vision of the world.

His work reflects the vivid intensities of his culture, the ever-present dazzling colors, the never-ending activity of a marketplace culture with a long deep history.  His drawings and paintings reflect an activated peacefulness at the same time they are mirrors of the natural cacophony of Javanese life.  

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