Arev Mujahidin

1985

Arief Mujahidin was born and raised in Brebes, found inspiration during his studies in Solo and while working in Jakarta. Returning to Brebes, his art reflects personal daily experiences. Influenced by artists like Heather Day and Sicovecas, he aspires to create murals abroad. Success is defined by creative freedom, and his process is driven by intuition and emotion. With a background in design, he uses acrylics on canvas and spray paint for murals. His style has evolved from flat abstract patterns to more expressive, textured works. Collaborations have helped connect his art with collectors, and he aims to explore new media and work with idolized artists.

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Interview with Arev Mujahidin

Where are you from and how does that affect your work?

I originally from Brebes, born and big here, influence art I precisely I can from time studying major design visual communication in Solo and on moment Work And working in Jakarta. However, after several year wander, decide return to land birth try work with my personal approach to everyday life experience.

Who are your biggest artistic influences?

Heather day, Tuyuloveme, Sicovecas

How do you define success as an artist?

Free work without any pressure from wherever.

How do you develop your art skills?

Keep going study and work, don't fast feel satisfied.

Describe your dream project.

On display or make a mural outside country.

What is the main inspiration behind your latest artwork?

For latest artworks, I currently inspired by Erizal and Sicovecas.

Is there a specific theme or message that you want to convey through your artwork?

Nothing, just follow intuition and feeling during the manufacturing process work.

How would you describe your creative process? Is there a special technique or medium that you use?

I have a background in design and create work using an approach to composition similar to design. For painting on a normal canvas, I use acrylic paint with a flat finish. However, when working on the streets or walls, I use spray paint.

How do you overcome challenges in creating art?

Still working consistently and using social media to its fullest potential to introduce our work.

As an artist, what is your favorite quote?

Life is short, but art is long.