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Born 1967 Banyuwangi, E. Java. Known for: Paintings.
Katirin was born in Banyuwangi, E. Java in 1967. Katirin is considered to have made an inner migration in his work. Artists with technical skills in presenting realistic portraits and are bound to... Read full biography
Katirin was born in Banyuwangi, E. Java in 1967. Katirin is considered to have made an inner migration in his work. Artists with technical skills in presenting realistic portraits and are bound to form, begin to reduce that attachment to abstract. Katirin stated: “My painting is not an exploration... Read full biography
Katirin was born in Banyuwangi, E. Java in 1967. Katirin is considered to have made an inner migration in his work. Artists with technical skills in presenting realistic portraits and are bound to form, begin to reduce that attachment to abstract. Katirin stated: “My painting is not an exploration of form. Instead, choosing the right momentum in the painting process because often my paintings just flow, without being determined what to paint later”.
Katirin was born in Banyuwangi, E. Java in 1967. Katirin is considered to have made an inner migration in his work. Artists with technical skills in presenting realistic portraits and are bound to form, begin to reduce that attachment to abstract. Katirin stated: “My painting is not an exploration of form. Instead, choosing the right momentum in the painting process because often my paintings just flow, without being determined what to paint later”.
Katirin was born in Banyuwangi, E. Java in 1967. Katirin is considered to have made an inner migration in his work. Artists with technical skills in presenting realistic portraits and are bound to form, begin to reduce that attachment to abstract. Katirin stated: “My painting is not an exploration of form. Instead, choosing the right momentum in the painting process because often my paintings just flow, without being determined what to paint later”.