All sculptures are a collaborative work with wood crafter, Ramdhan Muhammad Clasic.




Tommy Feel Good
Spray paint on reclaimed wood
(80cm x 100cm x 60cm)
2015



Son Of A Beat
Spray paint on reclaimed wood
(50cm x 220cm x 50cm)
2015




Surround Sound
Variable media
(120cm x 120cm x 120cm)
2015




Mister Boogie Room
Spray paint on reclaimed wood, variable media
(300cm x 300cm x 300cm)
2015

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Print available at Society6: society6.com/Stereoflow

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Montana Boombox is a cool project between Montana Cans and Berlin Boombox. It came in plain white and a handful of Montana markers. So I did a little coloring to it. FYI, the speakers are very good. You can really hear that bass thumpin out the cardboard boombox just like the good ol' boombox we all had back in the 90's.

Please do take 2 seconds of your time to vote this boombox. Simply CLICK HERE. Thank you!

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I've always had this thought that my method in creating my visual works are just the same as how I create my music. So here is my attempt in trying to explain that basic thought.

A hip-hop producer makes their beats usually by cutting short parts of a song. Those cuts are called samples. Then the samples are then combined with other samples such as drum loops, bass lines, piano melodies or just about any sound that they think sounds good to them, creating a loop of a couple of bars then looping it into a whole song. Modern hip-hop producers also compose their own beats, rhythms and melodies. But basically have the same methods in producing a song. Which is creating that loop of a four to eight bars that sounds just right to the ears and not getting bored of it after it loops over and over.

This artwork interprets the the technical process of how a I make my music. Composing shapes into loops then combining them into one whole artwork.

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Toy custom for Onigiri Futago's 2nd Anniversary.

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Two new very limited signed and numbered art prints. The first print Dafuq U Lookin At?, is the digital version of the acrylic painting on canvas which was done a couple of months ago. The second print Funk-in-a-Box, is one of my personal favorite digital work I have done so far. Both will be signed and numbered. Only 20 prints are available of each artwork.

Please read the details below and do email me if you have any questions. I will be excepting payment via bank transfers and only paypal for international transactions. Thank you.

Email: stereoflow@yahoo.co.id


Dafuq U Lookin At? | Print on A2 Paper (420mm x 594mm)
Price: IDR 400K
*price does not include frame and shipping


Funk-in-a-Box | Print on A2 Paper (420mm x 594mm)
Price: IDR 400K
*price does not include frame and shipping

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As some of you might know, FLYK participated at Lookats Market a while ago. It's an event that was held at Trans Studio Mall (Bandung) where all local brands sell their products there. For that event, I made a few installations for FLYK's booth with the help of Calpon Wooden Living.

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Request design for a phone skin. It turned out kinda cute. Anna & Tommy all over her phone now.

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A couple of days ago this girl mentioned me on Twitter showing that her nails just got done. Awesomely it had Stereoflow logos on every nail. How rad is that? So I thought I'd like to share this with everyone. Thank you Eiza for the cool photos. Rock on!




Do check out Eiza's blog: eizatriestoshare.blogspot.com

And also check out the online classes available in cosmetology.

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On the launching event of the product magazine FOLD OFFLINE, I was asked to customize a very unique puppet made out of wooden sticks with Tellthem, Bedlam, Kumkum and Cik Cuk. This puppet has similar forms of traditional Indonesian puppets (Wayang). Check it out!






Thanks to Wadezig!

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