LONER LUCY

“Loner Lucy” is a depiction of a situation we all know probably just a tad too well. Lucy is a girl, but more than a mere certain person, Lucy is a dedication to everyone who has been alone, but refused to be dragged into the dark feeling of loneliness and emptiness.

Here, loneliness is translated as a chance to get back to the inner self, find the truest pleasure of being alone and still loving oneself. Being alone gives a chance to think, focus, retrospect and reflect. In the end it will offer a new, even more beautiful outlook on life. Being grateful to whatever life is presenting is no longer impossible.

“Loner Lucy” is about the ability to be alone and not feel lonely. Both artists view this ability as an art itself. Art of self-reliance, if you will.

Tree House Kemang request the honor of your presence to our monthly exhibition :

L O N E R L U C Y

Photo Exhibition by Poppie Mayiesky and Adnyani Dewi

On : Saturday, September 10th 2011
Time : 19.00

Music performances by Jirapah and Space System

Venue :Tree House
Jalan Kemang I / no. 73
Jakarta 12730 Indonesia
treehousekemang.com
(across Splash, next to Little Baghdad)

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Poppie Mayiesky is constantly inspired by nature, moments, people and sad eyes. These things always make her heart ponder. Born in Jakarta on May 11th, 1986 she is a photographer with an eye for the beautiful and serene. Her pictures whisper gentle stories, tickle curiosity and make people ask for more. Poppie received a BA with Honours in Graphic Design from Limkokwing University of Creative Technology, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. She is currently working as a freelance photographer at some local magazine such as DEW Magazine, ELLE Décor Magazine, Nylon Magazine, CLARA Magazine, SUB Magazine, DEWI Magazine, Girlfriend Magazine, and GOGirl.

Exhibitions:

RUPA ‘Colours’ – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (2007)
Viewfinder – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (2008)
Benangmerah “Swargaloka” – Jakarta, Indonesia (2009)

Adnyani Dewi is a photographer that lets her rich cultural background that blends the ever so colorful and sometimes conventional Hindu culture with Jakarta urban way of living be her compass in capturing images and moments. The results are photos that speak more than words can describe, ignite conversations and create worlds that are distinct but familiar. She was born in Jakarta on May 2nd, 1983. She attended the Academy of Art in University of San Francisco majoring in Photography from 2002 to 2006. She also was a student in Speos Paris Photography Institute in 2007 – 2008.

Exhibitions:

Benangmerah “Swargaloka” – Jakarta, Indonesia (2009)
Asian Students and Young Artist Art Festival – Seoul, South Korea (2010)
Backyard “Jakarta: DOELOE + SKRG” – Jakarta, Indonesia (2011)