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The invisible : free the space! indonesia pavilion in london design biennale 2021

monstrous maternal in ” jendela” and “a mother’s love”  of  interior mise-en-scene

Interior Mise-en Scene in Asia Horror Film

Ephemeral Architecture as Socio-spatial Practices in Modern Market 

Surrealism and Metaphysic Inquiries on Contemporary Balinese Architecture

The Aesthetic of Frozen Dream : Kitsch on Contemporary Indonesian Housing 

Mural and Graffiti in Hostel Design

The Aesthetic Study of Eclectic Interior Design Cafe

Cosmogenic Architecture in Yoka Sara’s work 

Architecture and Narrative: on Contemporary Balinese Architecture 

The Shift of  Perception in Alun-alun Bandung as a City Center

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