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Djoko Pekik (1937-2023)

Monday, August 21, 2023

Djoko Pekik’s canvases are always filled with humor, never tension. They were made for us, with us, to entertain us, and remind us.

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DJOKO Pekik was down to earth, familiar with the ground beneath his feet. The dominant color on his canvases was brown, interspersed with a scattering of green: the color of fields beneath a warm sun. His brush strokes were lumpy, rough, and hardy, not ornamental.

His canvases were inhabited by faces and postures commonly found at the edges of rice fields, in a village in Grobogan, where he grew up.

These figures never seemed to leave him, nor

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