JAKARTA – The Embassy of Ireland in Indonesia and ISA Art and Design present the fifth edition of the Ireland’s Eye exhibition in Jakarta. Curator Mark Joyce brings this prestigious showcase to the WTC 2 lobby in Setiabudi. The exhibition features six Irish artists who explore the deep connections between Irish culture, memory, and landscape. Visitors can experience these evocative works daily until April 24, 2026.

Strengthening International Artistic Conversations

Deborah Iskandar, the founder of ISA Art Gallery, emphasizes the cultural significance of this annual event. She believes the exhibition introduces Irish artists to the Indonesian public effectively. This artistic exchange fosters meaningful conversations within the international art scene. The gallery aims to bridge the geographical gap between the two nations through shared visual narratives.

Mastering the Carborundum Technique

The exhibition highlights the unique material and technical aspects of carborundum printmaking. Deborah hopes to popularize this specific method among Indonesian art enthusiasts. The office complex location allows over 10,000 workers to enjoy a Moment of relaxation. These visitors find a peaceful escape from their busy schedules through these intricate prints and paintings.

Mythological Landscapes and Botanical Beauty

Senior artist Tony O’Malley showcases abstract paintings that utilize graphic techniques from Graphic Studio Dublin. Filmmaker Charlie Dineen captures the mythological Paps of Anú through a surreal analog film. His work reveals ancient Celtic traditions tied to the fertility goddess, Anu. Clíona Doyle contributes botanical etchings that celebrate native Irish flora like hawthorn and wild orchids. Finally, Robert Russell presents atmospheric prints of iconic locations like Dublin’s Phoenix Park, transforming physical landscapes into poetic visual literature.