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The structureof the candias a whole was understood to symbolize Mahameru,the Cos- mic Mountain. University of Wisconsin Press, See, for example, Paul D. According to this view, apparentdualities played out in the stories are only resolved temporarily; the perspective of ultimate reality or truth is amoral and timeless and cannot be fathomed by men. But fire also consumes earthly matter,transformingand conveying it into the ethereal. For many years, she said, she had been vacillating between choosing a secu- lar and a religious life, drawn to both but unable to choose. See also Purbatjaraka's Agastyain denArchipel Leiden:

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Convinced that the motifs and designs used in traditionalbatikhad originally been im- bued with explicit spiritualmeaning, the two artistsstarted studying the ancient patterns.

Its plan is cruciformand the four main statues are placed correctlyin their various wayahg the centralstructure. In "JOMAYA's"art is applied a notion of self similar to the kebatinanidea of a soul or spirit, separatedfrom but journeyingtowards reintegrationwith the absolute, universal soul.

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In the geometric designs, negative and positive spaces interlock in a balanced design where both have equal value. In addition to this interpretationof red, Jono interpretedother colors as follows: In the vision, the wayangfigure was led by its ideals, reluctantly trailingthe circumstantialrealitiesof its life. In this perspective, wayanf making of a work of art becomes equivalent to the mystical journey.

The painting is composed waywng a strong diagonal division, markedby the dalnag of the painter'sbody going from lower right to upper left.

No doubt his meeting and artisticcollaborationwith Maya, a textile artistfrom New Yorkwho had come to Javato study traditionalbatikand meditation, further triggered Jono's interest in batik. In Javanesemysticism, Jonosaid, black symbol- izes one's worldly self-servingmaterialand physical desires nafsu ,while white symbol- izes one's objectivecontext kenyataan. Then the light turned, the sky became green, and the shape of a candiemerged--a temple consisting of three tow- ers, the centralone taller than the two which flanked it.

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And since kebatinanstill flourishes as a part of Javaneseculture, some knowledge of it is essential to any scholar of Javaneseart, whether traditionalor modem. I am gratefulto StanleyJ.

kjlit However, the idea that the lesser of the pairs shadows the greateris an idea imbued with potential power. The work displays the variety of ways a surface can be 52 Personal communication, August Deciding to work collaborativelyand create the design for each piece together,the artist-teamworked on the same piece of cloth with wax-brushes and canting wax-pensplacing their individual "signature"styles side by side with patternareas on which they had both worked.

At the same time, there was little overt sense that he might learnanything of importancefrom an art teacher,other painters,or even his artisticpartner. Yet all the clues at Pram- banan seemed to highlight the importance of leaving the insecure ego behind and pursuing with courage a path of service, specificallya path of teaching.

The painter'shand is resting on his chest, in a way that might be interpretedas gripping his heart;his visage is enigmatic,hovering between being overwhelmed by the ferment of inner and outer turmoil and willingly yielding, submitting to it.

Unesco, Studies and Documents on Cultural Policy,p. Oxford University Press,p. In the early s, malamtirakatan night of meditation preceded important rallies or demonstrations during student protest movements; see Rendra, The Struggle of the Naga Tribe,translated and introduced by Max Lane St. To paint on a canvas is to work "in the positive," adding the forms and colors you want to see in the end result;to work in batikentails working "in the negative,"blocking out the forms you want to appear as positive, keeping in mind at every stage what the final aim is, and allowing for the inevi- table departuresfrom this aim caused by kupit materialsthemselves, in processes involving wax, chemicals, water, sunlight, and temperaturesranging from hot to cold.

This duality fits in with other paired opposites in the system of kebatinanthought.

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Fora discussion of the politicalrealmand the meaning of the king-figure,see Soemarsaid Moertono, State and Statecraftin Old Java: In this way, the Javanesepainterand the Americantextile artisttook their artisticprocess yet a furtherstep away from Western notions of the individual self or individualisticcreativity.

Kawung, for example, is a pattern derived from the shape of a fruit stylized into four ovals within a square.

The ways in which wayang performances and meaning have been changing in the kuit era dapang an important area of investigation which I will not touch upon here, as I am concerned with wayang in its broadest sense. The world is divided into two, represented by Pandawa right and Korawa left ; the conniving, competing, and final fullscale war between the two, is frequentlysimplified into a battle between "good"and "bad.

On the notion of pairedopposites, see below.

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For now you need not worry about your immediate health: The brightestpart of the painting is in the center of the canvas, at the transitionpoint between the dark and the light half: South is the direction of the worldly life. Thus, on a single daalng work of each artist is in some places identifiable,such as Jono's flame-likeshapes and repeated outlines and Maya's more watery shapes, often createdwith folding-and-dyeingtechniques used in Africanbatik.

Corell University Press,p.