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College / University: Graduate at the Faculty of Visual Arts - Indonesia Institute of the Arts in Yogyakarta, Indonesia.

About my artwork: Durga’s art is influenced by the folklore, legends, myths and epics from his native land. Combined with provocative elements of the dark arts and the grotesque, his artworks recall and celebrates the ancient tribal cultures of Indonesia. Inspired by his diversity cultures and beliefs from Indonesia, gods and monsters, goddess and deities, animism, hinduism, shamanism and occultism and influenced by several great artists such as Hans Holbein, Zdzislaw Beksinski, Jean Delville, Alphonse Mucha, Jose Guadalupe Posada, Pushead and Rozz Williams, with his passions of his style, Durga uses some elements from his native land and plays them with morbid visual elements, wicked things and the taboos.

Durga can be find on:

darkfolkloreart.wordpress.com

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At 3:19pm on 31st October 2008, Little Scratch - Online Gallery and Artistic Agency said…: great artwork... some of your tattoo work is amazing....

At 3:44pm on 21st October 2008, Francisco Rosado "El Pegador" said…: Gotta love that guitar!

At 1:00am on 20th August 2008, Kalup said…: WANTED TO SHARE A VIDEO WITH YOU. BE OUR FRIEND HERE AND ON YOU TUBE!!!

At 7:52am on 13th June 2008, Beppe said…: Hi,
I'm from ITALY. I invite you to visit my site. www. beppedevoti.com. and http://www.artreview.com/photo/album/listForOwner
I want to invite you to join me in the pure painting art. I would be honourable if You wanted to participate in the group of my friends. Beppe

At 9:16pm on 15th January 2008, pelagus said…: thanx for the add durga. Damn, your art blows my mind... keep it growing.

At 9:39pm on 14th January 2008, Anne Michaux said…: Hello! And thank you for adding me.

At 5:55am on 26th December 2007, artreview.com said…: Hi Durga

Welcome to artreview.com

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