Metaphor for Life' s Journey
Water, with its constant flow and change, is often used as a metaphor for life’s journey in Javanese philosophy. It represents the impermanence of life and the need to adapt to change.
Source of Life
Water, or “Banyu,” is seen as the source of life. It sustains both the physical and spiritual aspects of life. Water is associated with purity and cleanliness in Javanese culture. It is often used in purification rituals and ceremonies.
Flow and Harmony
“Banyu” in Javanese philosophy represents the interconnectedness of life, the importance of purity and balance, and the recognition of water as a vital element for both sustenance and spirituality. Water is believed to cleanse both the body and the soul. The flow of water, such as in rivers and streams, is seen as a symbol of harmony and balance. This is reflected in Javanese art and philosophy, which often seeks to achieve
Tranformation & Stylization
We attempted to simplify or transform elements in this series in order to make them less complex or more abstract, finding stimulus from the fluidity of water and the motif of Pamor Pedaringan Kebak itself. This creates an expression of fluid lines that respond organically to the flow of the motif’s lines.
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