The Creation of Indonesian Eve by Nadya NoorNadya's artwork is an interpretation of Michelangelo's The Creation of Adam. The central figure dons Batik fabric, with the hair styling of a Javanese bride. The artist took inspiration from Alphonse Mucha's Art Nouveau style; depicting femininity through art and conveying how women should support each other through patriarchal situations in Indonesia. @nadya. noor

just like his

Valen Lim recreates Magritte's The Portrait with a Malaysian twist

Each star is meticulously painted with intricate patterns

She blends his dedication and narrative prowess with a contemporary twist

feminine men (called asog or bayok)

Inspired by Caravaggio's second interpretation of The Conversion of Saint Paul

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there are many beliefs and talismans that inform the faiths and ideologies of the people

meaning "kiss" in Filipino

which is her most favoured colour and thus forbidden to wear along the southern coast of Java – it is believed that she will drag you into her underwater kingdom if you do

The work is inspired by Picasso’s The Girl Before A Mirror