A 54-year-old painter from a village of artists. He learned to paint at 7 and pursued his passion while working at a nearby villa. Unlike his friends, Nyoman continued painting, inspired by his community’s artistic traditions. Joining Sanggar Seni Pelangi boosted his confidence. Instead of selling through distributors, Nyoman and his friends sold directly to their costumer, allowing them to use better materials and unleash their creativity. Nyoman’s unique paintings gained popularity, and he showcased them in exhibitions, finding joy in sharing his art. Painting isn’t just a hobby for Nyoman; it’s his way of life, and he hopes to preserve the tradition for future generations.
Born in 1973, I Made Bugur is a prominent figure within the Pelangi Art community in Ubud, Bali. His passion for painting began early in life, nurtured by his surroundings and mentorship from local artists. While traditional Balinese art often depicted rice fields, Bugur’s style diverges, focusing on Balinese traditions and myths with meticulous attention to detail. His journey from homemade canvas to professional exhibitions reflects not just personal growth but also a commitment to elevating fellow artists. Through the Pelangi Art community, Bugur aims to blend tradition with contemporary perspectives, fostering a vibrant artistic scene in Bali and beyond.
A talented painter from Bali named I Wayan Kaler! He was born in 1965 in a special village called Sayan Baung, where lots of painters live. Ever since he was little, he showed a gift for painting and start to sell his painting when he was just 10. He began learning to paint in a style called Young Artist. But guess what? He didn’t stop there! He mixed together the old ways of painting with some new, modern ideas. This made his paintings really special and different from others. He’s super famous now for his unique style!
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