Proses Kreatif Konsep Penciptaan Bentuk ( Studi kasus: Kemben, pakaian adat perempuan Jawa, penari Jawa)

Abstract

The art creation process is constructed by the relation between ideas and the concept of creation of artists based on different point of view. From the research that uses observation method and focuses on the activities of the working women as batik makers, dancers, and weavers in areas in Java such as Cirebon, Pekalongan, Solo and Yogyakarta, it can be formulated one concept of creation that involves three aspects which are: 1) thematic, the concept of subject matter, in visual art, for themes like religious, social, urban matter, the materials of the subjects always change according to the purpose of the artists in communicating a specific experience through a new piece of work or an abstract representation; 2) Visual, the concept of creative process in the manifestation of work which is visualized using figures as representation of fine art, for example by means of documentary film and photos; 3) Media, the concept of exploration of media and the technique to materialize art works, by combining the materials of the objects found in the research locations with other media that can enrich an art work and can represent local visual.

Representasi Kearifan Lokal Jawa dalam Cerpen Gayatri: Tinjauan Sosiologi Sastra

“…Basahan terdiri atas beberapa perangkat. Pertama adalah kemben, yaitu siluet kainyang menutup bagian dada hingga pinggul (Wijayanti & Sabana, 2017). Penggunaan kemben akan membentuk sesuai dengan bentuk badan pemakainya.…”

Behind the Waitress Work Clothes in the House of Raminten Restaurant Indonesia

“…Moreover, Kerlogue (2021) stated that in another places, kemben is mostly replaced by kebaya, and, in the village, it is only worn for ceremonial purposes. Then, kemben as a women's fashion can be seen as a representation of social status, such as the use of kemben by Serimpi dancers in Yogyakarta Keraton before 1906, Najoeb dancers in Batavia before 1906, and masseur (Wijayanti & Sabana, 2018). Furthermore, in ancient times, kemben is also worn by Balinese woman for ceremonies and religious activities (Kariodimedjo et al, 2022).…”

Creativity Through Kendi Creation

“…To make a one-of-a-kind kendi, we must be creative in our design. The development of works of art is the consequence of fresh aesthetic notions and meanings that are visualized in various forms [8]. In this case, imagination is essential in developing works of art based on aesthetic experiences [9].…”