SRIHADI SUDARSONO ( Lahir/Born 1937)

In this masterpiece of Srihadi Sudarsono Borobudur menhdadirkan in abstraksi pass his personal style which is expresionalistic liric. Temple Borobudur which attend as monumental form in black colour, felt mediative among green colour plain carpet and broadness of blue sky. attainment of abstractions pass strong incision at temple wall, and soft sweep earth and sky attend stillness spiritual typical spiritual, like other Srihadi painting. clearness of tired Colour that stillness atmosphere earn is also seen at its masterpieces in is serial of theme ” Horizon

Painting initially have geometric pattern to synthetic like at its it Ries Mulder pupil. In the year 1960, Srihadi start to go to experiments at abstraction form pass paper cutting patching and colour spontaneity. A period of this only passed by just, because in that forms later;then born figure laying open the nature of liris. In the year 1970’s Srihadi tend to impresionistic pass water color and expresionism pass oilcolour and often enter symbolic unsure in its painting

According to all observer, ability of[is carrying out of is symbolic of his experience from seen gallery at its painting. Its his adventure reach its top at horizon period and objects in blankness colour. That thing represent its its his abstractions at nature pass soft and wide colour sweep. All observer often connect Srihadi painting with painting field colour, that is one of the expressionism abstraction group manifestated in America. Despitefully there is also marking it as manifestation carrying him out of pass Budhisme zen philosophy

Trough Horizon period, Srihadi continue to conduct object explore which is united in wide of colour field. Various dancer figure, barong, as well as Temple Borobudur, like emerging from colour screen embosoming i]. Object become poetic buttonhole which gaze in macrocosm room. From textual evaluation, meaning, and also histories process invention [of] the style personal, painting ” Borobudur II” this can be considered to be masterpiece which is representative attend attainment of Srihadi aestetic

Borobudur II / Borobudur II ( 1982)
Oilcolour above canvas / On canvas Oil, 95 x 140 cm,
Inv. 174/SL/A