Tromarama
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Graduates of Institut Teknologi of Bandung, Babyrose, Hatumena and Hans met in a music video workshop where they conceived ‘Serigala Militia’ (2006) for Seringai's track of the same title and established Tromarama, referencing the “traumatic” experience of making hundreds of woodcut plywood boards.[2]
Since then, Tromarama's work has been exhibited at Open Eye Gallery (Liverpool, 2016),[3] the Gwangju Biennale (2016),[4] Frankfurter Kunstverein (Frankfurt am Main, 2015),[5] the Stedelijk Museum (Amsterdam, 2015),[6] National Gallery of Victoria (Melbourne, 2015)[7] and Mori Art Museum (Japan, 2010)[8] amongst other locations.