Gede Budayana

1984

I Wayan Gede Budayana is an artist from Banjar Mukti, Desa Singapadu, Gianyar, Bali. Besides painting, he spends his time teaching at a design school in Denpasar and carving wooden masks. As a lecturer, he loves imparting his knowledge to aspiring young artists because they always come up with new ideas. This makes Budayana stay motivated in artmaking and learning. Budayana is greatly influenced by the Balinese culture and some traditional Balinese artists. However, he expresses that the genres of surrealism and the Renaissance have also played an important role in his current paintings. Although some collectors and critics have said that some of his paintings are a bit creepy, Budayana continues to paint because he follows his intuition to create absurd and enigmatic paintings which rely on imagination.

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Where are you from and how does that affect your work?
I come from Banjar Mukti, Singapadu, Gianyar, Bali. The environment of my village, which is home to many artists, has greatly influenced my love for fine arts.
Who are your biggest artistic influences?
Balinese culture and some traditional Balinese artists have played a significant role in shaping my artistic vision.
How do you define success as an artist?
For me, success means being able to continuously create, exhibit my work, and have it appreciated by art lovers.
How do you develop your art skills?
By working every day and practicing my craft continuously.
Describe your dream project.
My dream project is a solo exhibition that showcases a range of my works, from oil paintings to masks made from traditional Balinese materials.
What is the main inspiration behind your latest artwork?
My latest pieces continue to be inspired by the rich cultural heritage of Bali and the unique artistic environment of my village.
Is there a specific theme or message that you want to convey through your artwork?
My work often explores the balance between tradition and modernity, and how cultural symbols evolve over time.
How would you describe your creative process? Is there a special technique or medium that you use?
I often work in the mornings and evenings, focusing on refining my skills with a mix of traditional and contemporary techniques. I would love to have a more private studio for deeper focus.
How do you overcome challenges in creating art?
By staying committed to daily practice and finding inspiration in the world around me, especially my cultural roots.
As an artist, what is your favorite quote?
"Success means being able to continuously create, exhibit my work, and have it appreciated by art lovers."
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After Party

Gede Budayana
ink and acrylic on canvas
155x155cm
$3,300.00

Bad News

Gede Budayana
ink and acrylic on canvas
70x75cm
$1,700.00

Full Moon

Gede Budayana
ink and acrylic on canvas
100x100cm
$2,100.00

Hysteria

Gede Budayana
ink and acrylic on canvas
155x155cm
$3,300.00

Irony

Gede Budayana
ink and acrylic on canvas
70x75cm
$1,700.00

Multiple Faces

Gede Budayana
ink and acrylic on canvas
100x100cm
$2,100.00

New Era

Gede Budayana
ink and acrylic on canvas
155x155cm
$3,300.00

Parody on TV

Gede Budayana
ink and acrylic on canvas
70x75cm
$1,700.00

Silent Muted Song

Gede Budayana
ink and acrylic on canvas
145x145cm
$2,900.00

The People

Gede Budayana
ink and acrylic on canvas
145x145cm
$2,900.00

Tourism Island

Gede Budayana
ink and acrylic on canvas
155x155cm
$3,300.00