A young journalist navigates her life in the busy and noisy city of Jakarta, while enjoying the sparks from the little ‹whispers› she admires through her friends.
From Korean visual kei to Brazilian rasterinha, or the dangers of suddenly rising to fame at a young age.
Photo Series by Peter G. Y. Rumondor, Gisela SwaragitaMundor’s stage photography captured the best of Jakarta’s indie scene in the mid 2010s.
Photo Series by Maezara, Gisela SwaragitaWhat’s a typical weekend look like to a Jakartan? Maezara captures the colorful life of Jakarta, full of shrieks, laughs, screams, sizzles, and whispers through her lenses.
Short Essay by Areispine Dymussaga MiravioriWhat does it take to go to a local music gig in Jakarta? Here’s a POV of a gig-goer who walks Jakarta's dystopian landscape to reach a lively gig organized by friends.