馃拵 Reva Aldilla has Pop Sonality!


 馃獊 @aldillareva has Pop Sonality! 

馃獊 Who are you? My name is Reva Aldilla, and I’m a Digital Collage artist from East Borneo Indonesia.


What do you do? I make digital collage using images from art history and pop culture in my work. 


Influences and inspiration: I’m inspired by women, movies, 80s cartoon, punk music, renaissance art, dadaism, also by some humor and funny stuff that  I find in real life or from the Internet. 


馃獊 ¿Qui茅n eres? Mi nombre es Reva Aldilla, y soy un artista de collage digital de Borneo, Indonesia.


¿Qu茅 haces? Hago collage digital usando im谩genes de la historia del arte y la cultura pop en mi trabajo.


Influencias e inspiraci贸n: Me inspiran las mujeres, las pel铆culas, los dibujos animados de los 80, la m煤sica punk, el arte renacentista, el dada铆smo, tambi茅n el humor y las cosas divertidas que encuentro en la vida real o en Internet.

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