#masa sampling

[doyoulikethissong-poll]

Gackt - Vanilla 1999

Gackt is a Japanese singer-songwriter, musician, record producer and actor. He has been active since 1993, first as the frontman of the short-lived independent band Cains:Feel, and in 1995-1998 the visual kei rockband Malice Mizer, before starting his solo career in 1999. He has released nine studio albums and, with forty-eight singles released, holds the male soloist record for most top ten consecutive singles in Japanese music history. Besides being established in the modern entertainment industry and a pop icon, Gackt's music has been used as theme songs for video games, video game films, anime series/films, and television series. In addition to his music career, Gackt has acted and voice acted, including characters inspired by him in video games like Bujingai and Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII. He also provided the voice samples for the Vocaloid software Gackpoid.

Gackt released his second single "Vanilla", from his first full-length studio album Mars (2000), on August 11, 1999. "Vanilla" is one of his most popular and commercially successful songs. It peaked at number four on the Oricon Singles Chart and charted for ten weeks. With 248,360 copies sold, it was the 89th best-selling single of the year, and it was certified Gold by RIAJ. The single was later re-released in 2002. It charted for six weeks, reaching number twelve. "Vanilla" is a favourite among fans, particularly because of a live performance from Gackt's Mars tour, which contained a large amount of fanservice with Masa, his guitarist at the time.

"Vanilla" received a total of 72,5% yes votes!

[kaktus-tajam]

There is khair behind everything.

Kukira menjadi dokter itu banyak mengajarkan pasien. Ternyata, justru dokter yang seringkali lebih banyaak belajar dari pasien.

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Selama 6 bulan terakhir di US sebagai clinical research fellow, alhamdulillah aku berkesempatan bertemu banyak pasien, yang jadi perantara pesan-pesan dari Allah.

2 bulan lalu misalnya: keluarga muslim dari UK itu.

Pasien ini seorang anak ini usia belasan tahun, di kursi roda karena spastisitas pada kakinya. Iya, anak ini didiagnosis penyakit langka, ia satu dari lima pasien yang sama di dunia. Ia sering tertawa. Walau mungkin tawanya bagian dari penyakitnya: stereotypical laughter.

Ibunya teduh sekali, dalam hijab putihnya. Ayahnya tampak sederhana, masih muda dan aksennya Scottish-nya begitu kental sehingga sulit dipahami. Haha. Adiknya juga ikut menemani, kalem dan malu-malu duduk di sebelahku sepanjang klinik.

Selepas konsultasi 1,5 jam hari itu, kami saling mengucap salam, beliau memberikan tim kami hadiah cokelat dan kue.

Kami berpisah, keluarga beliau menuju lab untuk sampling darah. Setelah mengurus berkas dan lainnya, aku bersiap ke rehat pekananku: shalat Jum’at, yang biasa diadakan di hall dari dormitory building-nya Harvard Medical School. Letaknya di seberang Boston Children’s.

Hari itu suhu sudah negatif, menjelang musim salju. Aku berjalan dalam dingin, walau alhamdulillah ada matahari! Masih pukul 12 lewat, aku mampir beli makan dulu deh, batinku.

Dan di momen itu lah aku berpapasan dengan keluarga itu lagi.

“Assalamualaikum! Do you want me to help you take the pictures?”

Aku menyapa dan menawarkan untuk mengambil foto mereka sekeluarga yang sedang berfoto di depan gedung kedokteran kami.

“Waalaikumussalam! No worries it’s fine! Thank you.”

Ibunya menjawab dengan senyum dan hangat.

“MashaAllah it is so nice to see you. There is going to be a Jummah prayer here, if you’d like to join.”

“We are heading to the masjid actually, we heard it’s pretty close.”

“Ahh yes, it is walking distance, it’s a beautiful masjid, and with this beautiful weather you should definitely go there.”

Kami akhirnya mengobrol sebentar di courtyard Harvard yang hijauuu dan cantik itu.

Mereka bercerita, mereka dari keluarga Pakistan, walau sudah lama menetap di Inggris.

Aku bercerita lebih detail background-ku dokter dari Indonesia dan sekarang sedang melakukan penelitian tentang kasus-kasus penyakit neurogenetik langka.

“I am always inspired by my patients and their family. You guys are the reason we are doing research.”

“Thank you! Thank you for doing this.”

Tiap keluarga pasien berkata demikian, selalu membuatku merinding. Research di penyakit langka itu kadang sangaaat membuat frustrasi haha, tapi di saat yang bersamaan: sangat mengisi ruang hati. Fulfilling and rewarding.

“InshaAllah, may Allah give you strength and may Allah make it easy.” Aku mendoakan mereka.

Tapi jawaban sang ibu, membuatku berkaca-kaca:

“Aamiin. It’s okay! We believe that there is always khair in everything.”

Deg. Iya ya, selalu ada kebaikan dalam setiap skenario Allah. Beliau mengatakan itu sambil tersenyum lebar dan muka berseri-seri. Bagiku, mereka telah diuji dengan penyakit yang merenggut masa muda anaknya. Telah mengubah hidup keluarga ini, berobat kesana kemari, mencari jawaban hingga 7000 kilometer dari rumah.

"We have eeman, we'll be okay.”

Dan kalian tau apa? Beliau dengan senyumnya berkata:

"The dunya is temporary anyways.”

Kata-kata itu menghujam dalam.

Aku merasa iba pada mereka, padahal mereka sedang menabung banyak amal shalih untuk akhirat mereka. Aku harusnya iba pada diriku sendiri.

Aku merasa kasihan, padahal justruuu Allah sedang meninggikan derajat mereka dengan ujian tersebut. Aku harusnya mengasihani diriku sendiri.

Aku merasa simpati berlebih, padahal Allah hadiahkan mereka sarana penggugur dosa yang terus menerus dengan sakitnya itu. Aku harusnya bersimpati pada diriku sendiri.

Aku tersenyum, malu. Mereka keluarga yang ketaqwaannya begitu terpancar, pesona iman yang menghibur hatiku yang terlalu sering terlena ini.

Kami berpamitan, saling mengucap salam dan doa, dan sang ibu memberi pelukan hangat.

Hari itu aku banyak terdiam, ya Allah, semoga kami bisa menjadi perantara-Mu dalam kesembuhan untuk mereka. Sebagaimana mereka memberi kesembuhan untuk hatiku.

-h.a.

Boston, Desember 2024

[trifargo]

notes 365+: selip pesan ke gambar

jadi kan ini udah setahun lebih dikit sejak pertama kali kerja gambar-gambar editorial... kebetulan juga barengan sama masa-masa banyak yang gambar aktivisme/protes (at least di twitter). jadi pengen nulis dikit soal notes/stuffs yang kupelajarin aja...

tentu ini gak definitif dan bisa berubah lagi karena belajar gak ada habisnya, aku juga gak ngerasa kalo ini macem "godly tips gweh yang paling bener sejagat raya" tapi i think some people would be interested karena alasan di atas????? yea also i just like to yap so oof

intensitas pesan: yang aku baru ngeh dari ngegambar editorial komersil & nonkomersil (biasanya buat protes, atau emang temanya agak absurd, kayak seri metaphora/bunuh-bunuhan politikus), semakin frontal penggambaran dan penyampaian pesan, biasanya semakin kuat emosinya. mungkin karena pemrosesannya simbolismenya lebih singkat, berhubung sifatnya frontal. gak berarti gambar yang gak frontal gak bisa punya emosi yang sama kuat dengan yang frontal (diomongin di poin 2) ya. tapi misal, dari observasi bandingin gambar protes Indonesia Gelap sama gambar editorial umum, gambar protes biasanya mengandung elemen darah, kekerasan, dsb.. editorial umum cenderung lebih halus, biasanya karen ada kode etik jurnalistik & taking precautions aja. di awal-awal kerja, aku pernah ngajuin gambar yang ada elemen tusuk-tusukannya, tapi ditolak bos WKWKWK, suruh perhalus lagi...

frontalitas ≠ intensitas: tergantung topik, mungkin frontalitas pesan gambar harus dikurangin. frontalitas, bukan intensitas ya. ini mostly dapet dari ngikut campaign bootcampnya remotivi yang ganti gambar kekerasan seksual. berhubung temanya sensitif, jadi gambar sifat frontal biasanya dihindarin karenabisa jadi traumatik, berhubung kita gak bisa kontrol reaksi orang (ini juga penting, secara umum). nah untuk bedanya, coba liat gambar aiko yoshina ini, kebetulan masuk ke pameran campaignnya. pas sesi talkshow pameran, salah satu narsumnya yang penyintas KS bilang ini gambar yang paling memorable buat dia karena emosinya dapet – alias intensitasnya tetep ada. menurutnya, gambar ini ngegambarin banget emosi yang dirasaiin penyintas, yang harapannya juga bisa sampai ke nonpenyintas yang gak bisa tahu langsung rasanya kayak apa. contoh lain ngurangin frontalitas tanpa harus ngorbanin pesan yang mau disampaiin ada tweet soal sampul the saturday evening oleh norman rockwell. bisa dipake kalo misal kalian belom terlalu berani buat gambar sesuatu yang agak frontal dan mau lebih delicate. gambar sesuatu yang intens juga gak selalu harus tentang peristiwanya, bisa juga tentang gimana penyintas melawannya (liat tweet ini). jadinya gak mojokkin penyintas (terutama karena temanya protes), tapi dukung mereka gituh.

artstyle gak terlalu ngaruh, the more the merrier: ini gak terlalu berhubungan sama alasan kenapa aku nulis ini sih, tapi kadang suka ngeliat orang yang khawatir soal art style di twitter. so i'll put some samples of ilustrator editorial lokal yang bisa patahin stigma kalo gambar harus punya 1 style tertentu. ilustrator sampul tempo, kendra paramita, itu punya lebih dari 1 style – dari yang polos kartun sampe yang painting realis (liat gambar brigadir VS ali sadikin di sampulnya). so far aku pribadi lebih kerasa karena tergantung aja waktu pengerjaannya berapa lama, sama tema/konsep gambarnya gimana. yang stylenya gak realis/karikatur, tapi bahas topik politik? juga ada sih, misal nina & riizky di jawa pos (kayaknya nama lengkapnya masing-masing isnina aryani hasanah & rizky agung, kalo liat daftar redaksi). stylenya nina agak ke buku anak-anak, sementara rizky manga.

relatability ke kehidupan sehari-hari: gak otomatis memperbagus gambar, tapi IMO ini bisa nambah "koneksi" penikmat gambar ke pesan gambarnya tergantung cara pake. still about kendra – aku suka cover ini. ketika dikasih brief "saling kunci kursi menteri", aku pribadi kepikirannya ya... kursi diborgol. some others probably would think the same. alih-alih pakai metafora yang, it works, tapi juga agak "emangnya kita bakal pernah liat kursi diborgol IRL?" kendra bikin metafora yang rasanya lebih dekat ke keseharian karena lebih mungkin ngebayanginnya kejadian: orang pergang bagian-bagian kursi (OK still weird to see that IRL, tapi at least bisa kebayang tukang bawa bagian kursi kalo lagi bikin kursi). kinda hard to explain, tapi kadang aku pribadi ngerasa kadang gambarnya jadi agak "tacky" kalo metaforanya terlalu "fantasi"... sama lebih jenaka & bisa memorable aja kalo nyambung ke keseharian? contoh lainnya cover tenang, ibu sudah di sini. ngetandem motor yang sein kanan belok kiri itu khas indonesia banget, jadi ada koneksi "bonus" antar pesan dan pengamat.

kayaknya ini aja dulu, yang masih terkait sama ruang lingkup twitter & gambar protes-protesan. panjang banget... well happy drawink dan tetap manyala ges

EDIT: lupa selipin link twitter yang norman rockwell, sudah ditambahin ya. MAAF WKWKWK

[vocaloidsongtournament]

February 2025 Vocaloid Song Tournament: Round 3, Set 2, Match 1

Matryoshka by Hachi vs. The Fox's Wedding by MASA Works Design

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[rameramebaca]

Marathon

Setelah 7 tahun vaccum, entah mengapa dengan sok-sokannya diri ini mencoba 'aktif kembali' di Instagram. Eng ing eng, ternyata hidup memang lebih tentram tanpa Instagram ya hahaha.

Pada intinya adalah, aku merasa kagum dengan track record karir teman-temanku dan kehidupan pribadinya masing-masing (sudah berkeluarga dan memiliki anak). Sedangkan aku? yes, shifting career kembali diumur yang hampir 30 ini, dengan status masih single. Awalnya sih ingin membanding-bandingkan supaya makin dramatis saja pikiran ini, tapi kemudian aku menemukan beberapa foto yang membuatku berhenti sejenak dari semua itu, tahu apa? Ya foto diatas salah satunya, foto ketika aku mengambil sampel untuk penelitian. Jika me-recap kembali 5 tahun kemarin rasanya 'terobati' semua 'penderitaan' pikiran ini hahaha.

Hidupku seru sekali, seperti marathon aku selalu mengibaratkan. Kadang pacenya cepat, kadang melambat, kadang ingin saja menyerah karena satu dan lain hal, kadang ingin terus menyelesaikannya, dan selebihnya hanya ini yang kupikirkan "aku hanya ingin menyelesaikan apa yang sudah kumulai ini". Marathon, timbang dikategorikan sebagai olahraga, aku lebih senang menyebutnya sebagai mind game. You should defeat your negative thought to continue the game.

Ini bukan tulisan menginspirasi, ini seutuhnya tulisan curhatku saja. Sering aku senyam senyum sendiri menertawai masa lalu dan isi pikiran ini. Ah, jadi begini proses bertumbuh? sakit sih tapi silver liningnya aku jadi semakin terampil melihat sebaga sesuatunya dari helicopter viewku sendiri.

Cerita dibalik foto diatas. Foto itu diambil tanggal 1 Juli 2021. Hari terakhir aku sampling tanaman dan tanah untuk penelitianku. Berangkat pukul 04.30. Menempuh perjalanan PP +/- 310 km dari Yogyakarta-Batang (seorang diri) dengan motor merahku. Mengebor tanah (LATOSOL!) kedalaman 0-40 cm dan sampling daun di 3 blok penelitian. Sepanjang sampling pertanyaan yang ditanyakan olah beberapa pekerja panen "Mba, kok wani sendirian di kebun? nda takut kesasat tha?". Sarapan nasi warteg, pulang makan gorengan. Muntah di pom bensin Temanggung. Tidur di pom bensin Magelang. Sampai kosan jam 22.00.

[pjplayground]

Cut Songs

Just to give you an idea of how much work I put into my Cornelius x Franny playlist, here is a list of songs that were cut from it, with explanations as to why. 1. Eraser Girl by Maretu - Oh man, this song is dark... Before I had a concrete theme, I had a lot of "dark love" songs on there, this being one of them. This song in particular ends with both partners committing suicide together. 2. In The Bedroom, Royal Suite, Secret Grotto, Private Table, and Rooftop Lounge from HuniePop - Cut for one reason... THEY'RE NOT ON SPOTIFY. It sucks because these songs are PERFECT. UGH. 3. Boom Boom Boom by KIRA - Couldn't make it fit... unfortunately. Real sad because this a song you could easily imagine Neil and Franny singing... well, vocaloid versions of them, ha ha. 4. Saw and Pendulum by (?) ft. Hatsune Miku - Another dark song I cut once I found a theme. It's a yandere song, and like most yandere songs, someone got murdered. 5. Games by KIRA - Another one I just couldn't make fit. I do plan on doing something with this one, though. 6. Hot Milk by MentaiRocker - Cut because it was too hardcore of a sound for the playlist, and I had settled on the one rock song I was gonna put on the playlist. 7. SYMBIOTIC by Starset - Same as above. 8. Saccharine by Jazmin Bean - This was more of a "love is disgusting" type of song. It was cut very early on. 9. Soap by Melanie Martinez - The vibe didn't quite fit for this one. 10. stillness in woe by Purity Ring - Cut because the lyrics were too cryptic, as well as too "ethereal" sounding. 11. Holy Lance Explosion Boy by rerulili - Not really a love song... more like a "we fucked up so now we gotta stay together" type of song. 12. Two Faced Lovers by wowaka (rip) - Again, wasn't really a love song. Just a dark story about two "lovers." 13. SuperNova by Spott - Because breakcore definitely didn't fit the vibe... oh well... 14. Cosmos Love by Lexie - It's not on Spotify :( 15. Darling by BlueBrony - Also not on Spotify... ugh. The good ones never are. 16. Veni Vidi Vici (Magic) by Scraton - Cut last minute because I couldn't make it fit anywhere. But I also realized that the filter on the samples makes it sound like Boyfriend from Friday Night Funkin' is singing it. 17. Fluffy Chocolate Bunnies by Mr. Sunset - Not. On. Spotify! UGGHHH! That song is so good, too!!!! 18. Breathing Space by DJT and Rusyd Rosman (Shuffle Horse Remix) - Say it with me everybody... it's not on Spotify... 19. Star Lily Dance Performance by MASA WORKS DESIGN - It's part of the Onibi series, and if you know what that means because vocaloid was a part of your childhood like me, then you know exactly why it was cut... 20. Brass Noise Flamenco by MASA WORKS DESIGN - I realized Cornelius and Franny ain't like that, so it was cut. 21. Sick Sick Sick by Pinnochio-P - Another one that was cut last minute because I couldn't quite make it fit. 22. Jenny by Studio Killers - ... I can't not see this as a lesbian love song, I'm sorry y'all. 23. Kuru Kuru Pa! by Lamaze-P - Because I'm gonna make a stand alone piece for this song. I'm inspired, lol. 24. Hole-dwelling by Kikuo - Too depressing for the theme I was going for. 25. But I Like It by Lauren Sanderson - The sound was too hardcore for the theme, same as the others above. 26. La La Lainey by Forever The Sickest Kids - Cut because it's more of a Cornelius x Lizzy song, to be honest... 27. 1980s Horror Film by Wallows - Ah, the good ol' bait and switch. Unfortunately, not good for the playlist. 28. Butterfly's Repose by Zabawa - WAAAAAY too sad for the theme. I ain't tryna make anybody cry. 29. Lemonade by Nicole Dollanganger - Too dark. Ends with murder... 30. Heart Shaped Bed by Nicole Dollanganger - Cut mostly because I have an image idea for this one.

I listen to way too much angst... But hey, all that angst can make for some cool images! Eventually.

[cleverhottubmiracle]

I’m back from Mexico now… and had the most magnificent time in Puebla! Only a two hour drive from Mexico City, Puebla is a peaceful artisan and food city famed for its Baroque buildings… … as well as this masterwork of Japanese minimalist architecture (above): Toyo Ito’s Baroque art museum, Museo Internacional del Barroco! Read on for my food / art / shopping guide to Puebla, Mexico. My favorite mems include strolling around the artist markets, eating street foods like quesadillas and tacos, and chilling poolside at Cartesiano spa wellness hotel overlooking the old Catedral. (Gracias Canirac Nacional and our new friends Maria and Miguel for making these travel experiences possible.) Puebla is only a two hour car ride from CDMX, making it a sweet escape from hectic city life for a few days. Treat yourself to a stay at Cartesiano Boutique & Wellness Hotel like I did. You get access to spa facilities and a quiet rooftop pool overlooking this colonial era church. Cartesiano Hotel is located in a former convent and has a stunning garden with a labyrinth! Guests can take part in free wellness classes; we loved trying a morning moving meditation session. Puebla’s colorful streets have a unique feel because of its history. The Spanish founded the city in 1531, and the architecture is a mix of European Baroque and Indigenous styles. Puebla is also the only major colonial city in Mexico that was not built at the site of a pre-Columbian settlement. Puebla is also home to a masterpiece of Japanese minimalist architecture… Museo Internacional del Barroco! Architect Toyo Ito’s design looks like curved white concrete sails mirrored by water — a contemporary take on the 17th century art displayed inside. Built in 2016, the Baroque International Museum’s maze of rooms highlights the contrast of light and dark (chiaroscuro) that fascinated Baroque artists. Watch my IG video to see me exploring Toyo Ito’s architecture! A swirling courtyard fountain mimics the dramatic flow of water found in many 17th century works. I was enthralled by Toyo Ito’s use of light and curved concrete elements. Inside the museum, you can see works of art by Pueblan artists, as well as impressive collections of Baroque works. Come at golden hour and stay until evening to see the white sails aglow. The whirlpool in the center of the courtyard is mesmerising — possibly my favorite space in the museum. Toyo Ito’s wave-like shapes also pay homage to Italian architect Francesco Borromini’s facades. Museo Barroco in Puebla is a must for those who love classic art and Japanese minimalism. The moon came out to play… At night, the structures are illuminated with light. I’m so happy I got to see Toyo Ito’s Baroque museum in Puebla. Check out my Instagram @lacarmina reel for a walk-through of the architecture. I worked up an appetite, so it was taco time. Maria took us to her favorite street vendors — and Taqueria Las Ahumaderas served one of the absolute best tacos I’ve ever had. See how the chef “werked” the grill with a hairdryer! The chopped beef was melt-in-your-mouth juicy, topped with guacamole and salsa… I could have eaten six of these carne asada tacos. We also tried pork carnitas tacos and unique Pueblan versions, arabes and orientale (pork with Middle Eastern spices, served in pita bread). The next day, we headed to Mercado Cholula (located near Cholula Pyramid, the largest in the world by volume). Here I had the best quesadilla of my life: a freshly made blue corn tortilla with stringy cheese, squash blossoms and huitlacoche truffles! Cholula Market is a well-run and friendly place to try local specialties like stews and memelas poblanas (thicker masa tortillas with beans and other toppings). You can also shop for all types of produce and ingredients, as well as healing herbs — I left with a sachet of Mexican oregano. The friendly vendors hold out samples for you to taste: Puebla’s yellow peaches were scrumptious! One of the reasons I wanted to visit Puebla was for its famous talavera, a pottery tradition that dates back to the mid 16th century. You can purchase talavera at various shops and markets in the city, but I wanted to visit one of the most well-regarded producers: Talavera de la Reyna, not far from Cholula Market. I knew I was in the right place as soon as I saw this wall of black and white skulls! My goal was to purchase a Mexican talavera skull for my apartment redecoration project (which I will reveal soon). So many one-of-a-kind handmade skulls to choose from… Talavera de la Reyna has the highest quality ceramics, from sculptures to plates and vases. The elaborate process includes two kiln firings and hand painting, and can take months to complete. Of course, I had to take home one of the skulls (a tribute to Mexican Day of the Dead culture) – can you guess which one? If you visit Puebla, you can’t miss Talavera de la Reyna’s showroom and art gallery. There’s no better place to learn about the ancient ceramic tradition and find an original piece. I’m all about hands-on activities, and was delighted to take a Mexican cooking lesson. I learned how to make mole poblano from scratch using pre-Hispanic methods in the home of Maria and Miguel’s mother! We gathered in her classic kitchen and prepped a dozen ingredients for the spicy, earthy, chocolate-y sauce, which is one of my favorite Mexican foods. A delight to then share the mole with their family along with Pueblan dishes like chalupas (a crisp tortilla with toppings). We also had a meal to remember at El Mural de los Poblanos, known as the best traditional restaurant in Puebla. How lovely is this open space with a mural and skylight. I devoured three types of mole on duck enchiladas, as well as fresh salads made with papalo, a peppery green leaf from this region. I came across a witchcraft themed cafe as well, Home Witch Home, which is done up in Halloween decor for “foolish mortals.” More authentic are the smiling sugar skulls and La Catrinas found at Perros del Mal, a buzzing mezcal bar with an impressive selection of mezcals, including artisanal versions from the Puebla area. I had a mezcal cocktail in a talavera skull mug and shared modern Mexican plates at Attico 303, a hip restaurant in the historic district overlooking the grand Catedral de Puebla (a UNESCO heritage site). The perfect spot for dinner with a view of the central plaza. You can’t leave Puebla without doing some serious shopping. I dropped pesos at La Cosmetiqueria, an all-natural soap and skincare store near the historic center. I found snake and pumpkin soaps for less than a dollar each (perfect gifts for Goths) and got a creamy avocado moisturizer. “You can sit with us,” Puebla Goth edition! While there aren’t really any Gothic attractions here, you’ll find friendly skeletons all throughout the city. I browsed the many market stalls that sold art and souvenirs, but preferred the higher quality items found in artisan boutiques, particularly in the Barrio del Artista (Artist Quarter). Dancing calaveras and devil masks — Mexican culture has plenty of spooky elements! My face looked like these happy skulls as I wandered around the small artisan workshops and saw them at work in the Artist’s Barrio. Don’t you want to visit Puebla, Mexico after seeing how my trip went down? Gracias to everyone who made these travels possible. (Please click on the Puebla story highlight on my Instagram @lacarmina for more tips!) I leave you with rainbow sugar skulls and a few press / writing updates. Huffington Post interviewed me about travel JOMO, or the joy of missing out when on vacation. I told them: “I’m a fan of the Chinese ‘lying flat’ movement, which is about living simply and opting out of the socially conditioned trappings of hustle and work culture.” Read more of my thoughts on Huffington Post. WIRED Magazine also interviewed this Goth gal about how to keep up a skincare / beauty routine while traveling! Of course, I went on about sun protection… See the article “How to Pack Your Beauty Routine for Travel” on Wired. Finally, I received an assignment to write Eater’s Best Restaurants guide to Osaka, Japan. See all my food and travel writing for Eater national here. Thanks for supporting my journalism, and as always, you can catch up on my current travels and fixations on IG @LaCarmina! Source link

[norajworld]

I’m back from Mexico now… and had the most magnificent time in Puebla! Only a two hour drive from Mexico City, Puebla is a peaceful artisan and food city famed for its Baroque buildings… … as well as this masterwork of Japanese minimalist architecture (above): Toyo Ito’s Baroque art museum, Museo Internacional del Barroco! Read on for my food / art / shopping guide to Puebla, Mexico. My favorite mems include strolling around the artist markets, eating street foods like quesadillas and tacos, and chilling poolside at Cartesiano spa wellness hotel overlooking the old Catedral. (Gracias Canirac Nacional and our new friends Maria and Miguel for making these travel experiences possible.) Puebla is only a two hour car ride from CDMX, making it a sweet escape from hectic city life for a few days. Treat yourself to a stay at Cartesiano Boutique & Wellness Hotel like I did. You get access to spa facilities and a quiet rooftop pool overlooking this colonial era church. Cartesiano Hotel is located in a former convent and has a stunning garden with a labyrinth! Guests can take part in free wellness classes; we loved trying a morning moving meditation session. Puebla’s colorful streets have a unique feel because of its history. The Spanish founded the city in 1531, and the architecture is a mix of European Baroque and Indigenous styles. Puebla is also the only major colonial city in Mexico that was not built at the site of a pre-Columbian settlement. Puebla is also home to a masterpiece of Japanese minimalist architecture… Museo Internacional del Barroco! Architect Toyo Ito’s design looks like curved white concrete sails mirrored by water — a contemporary take on the 17th century art displayed inside. Built in 2016, the Baroque International Museum’s maze of rooms highlights the contrast of light and dark (chiaroscuro) that fascinated Baroque artists. Watch my IG video to see me exploring Toyo Ito’s architecture! A swirling courtyard fountain mimics the dramatic flow of water found in many 17th century works. I was enthralled by Toyo Ito’s use of light and curved concrete elements. Inside the museum, you can see works of art by Pueblan artists, as well as impressive collections of Baroque works. Come at golden hour and stay until evening to see the white sails aglow. The whirlpool in the center of the courtyard is mesmerising — possibly my favorite space in the museum. Toyo Ito’s wave-like shapes also pay homage to Italian architect Francesco Borromini’s facades. Museo Barroco in Puebla is a must for those who love classic art and Japanese minimalism. The moon came out to play… At night, the structures are illuminated with light. I’m so happy I got to see Toyo Ito’s Baroque museum in Puebla. Check out my Instagram @lacarmina reel for a walk-through of the architecture. I worked up an appetite, so it was taco time. Maria took us to her favorite street vendors — and Taqueria Las Ahumaderas served one of the absolute best tacos I’ve ever had. See how the chef “werked” the grill with a hairdryer! The chopped beef was melt-in-your-mouth juicy, topped with guacamole and salsa… I could have eaten six of these carne asada tacos. We also tried pork carnitas tacos and unique Pueblan versions, arabes and orientale (pork with Middle Eastern spices, served in pita bread). The next day, we headed to Mercado Cholula (located near Cholula Pyramid, the largest in the world by volume). Here I had the best quesadilla of my life: a freshly made blue corn tortilla with stringy cheese, squash blossoms and huitlacoche truffles! Cholula Market is a well-run and friendly place to try local specialties like stews and memelas poblanas (thicker masa tortillas with beans and other toppings). You can also shop for all types of produce and ingredients, as well as healing herbs — I left with a sachet of Mexican oregano. The friendly vendors hold out samples for you to taste: Puebla’s yellow peaches were scrumptious! One of the reasons I wanted to visit Puebla was for its famous talavera, a pottery tradition that dates back to the mid 16th century. You can purchase talavera at various shops and markets in the city, but I wanted to visit one of the most well-regarded producers: Talavera de la Reyna, not far from Cholula Market. I knew I was in the right place as soon as I saw this wall of black and white skulls! My goal was to purchase a Mexican talavera skull for my apartment redecoration project (which I will reveal soon). So many one-of-a-kind handmade skulls to choose from… Talavera de la Reyna has the highest quality ceramics, from sculptures to plates and vases. The elaborate process includes two kiln firings and hand painting, and can take months to complete. Of course, I had to take home one of the skulls (a tribute to Mexican Day of the Dead culture) – can you guess which one? If you visit Puebla, you can’t miss Talavera de la Reyna’s showroom and art gallery. There’s no better place to learn about the ancient ceramic tradition and find an original piece. I’m all about hands-on activities, and was delighted to take a Mexican cooking lesson. I learned how to make mole poblano from scratch using pre-Hispanic methods in the home of Maria and Miguel’s mother! We gathered in her classic kitchen and prepped a dozen ingredients for the spicy, earthy, chocolate-y sauce, which is one of my favorite Mexican foods. A delight to then share the mole with their family along with Pueblan dishes like chalupas (a crisp tortilla with toppings). We also had a meal to remember at El Mural de los Poblanos, known as the best traditional restaurant in Puebla. How lovely is this open space with a mural and skylight. I devoured three types of mole on duck enchiladas, as well as fresh salads made with papalo, a peppery green leaf from this region. I came across a witchcraft themed cafe as well, Home Witch Home, which is done up in Halloween decor for “foolish mortals.” More authentic are the smiling sugar skulls and La Catrinas found at Perros del Mal, a buzzing mezcal bar with an impressive selection of mezcals, including artisanal versions from the Puebla area. I had a mezcal cocktail in a talavera skull mug and shared modern Mexican plates at Attico 303, a hip restaurant in the historic district overlooking the grand Catedral de Puebla (a UNESCO heritage site). The perfect spot for dinner with a view of the central plaza. You can’t leave Puebla without doing some serious shopping. I dropped pesos at La Cosmetiqueria, an all-natural soap and skincare store near the historic center. I found snake and pumpkin soaps for less than a dollar each (perfect gifts for Goths) and got a creamy avocado moisturizer. “You can sit with us,” Puebla Goth edition! While there aren’t really any Gothic attractions here, you’ll find friendly skeletons all throughout the city. I browsed the many market stalls that sold art and souvenirs, but preferred the higher quality items found in artisan boutiques, particularly in the Barrio del Artista (Artist Quarter). Dancing calaveras and devil masks — Mexican culture has plenty of spooky elements! My face looked like these happy skulls as I wandered around the small artisan workshops and saw them at work in the Artist’s Barrio. Don’t you want to visit Puebla, Mexico after seeing how my trip went down? Gracias to everyone who made these travels possible. (Please click on the Puebla story highlight on my Instagram @lacarmina for more tips!) I leave you with rainbow sugar skulls and a few press / writing updates. Huffington Post interviewed me about travel JOMO, or the joy of missing out when on vacation. I told them: “I’m a fan of the Chinese ‘lying flat’ movement, which is about living simply and opting out of the socially conditioned trappings of hustle and work culture.” Read more of my thoughts on Huffington Post. WIRED Magazine also interviewed this Goth gal about how to keep up a skincare / beauty routine while traveling! Of course, I went on about sun protection… See the article “How to Pack Your Beauty Routine for Travel” on Wired. Finally, I received an assignment to write Eater’s Best Restaurants guide to Osaka, Japan. See all my food and travel writing for Eater national here. Thanks for supporting my journalism, and as always, you can catch up on my current travels and fixations on IG @LaCarmina! Source link

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Jasa Maklon Teh Bermutu

Jasa Maklon Teh Bermutu: Mewujudkan Teh Berkualitas untuk Pasar yang Berkembang

Industri teh, sebagai salah satu sektor yang paling diminati di dunia, terus menunjukkan pertumbuhan yang pesat. Dengan semakin banyaknya konsumen yang mencari produk teh berkualitas tinggi, jasa maklon teh bermutu muncul sebagai solusi ideal bagi perusahaan yang ingin memasuki pasar ini tanpa harus terlibat langsung dalam proses produksi. Dengan fokus pada kualitas, inovasi, dan kepuasan pelanggan, jasa maklon ini dapat membantu merek Anda bersaing di pasar yang kompetitif.

Apa Itu Jasa Maklon Teh?

Jasa maklon teh adalah layanan yang memungkinkan individu atau perusahaan untuk memproduksi teh dengan merek mereka sendiri. Dalam proses ini, klien dapat menentukan jenis teh, rasa, kemasan, dan desain label, sementara pihak maklon bertanggung jawab atas seluruh proses produksi, mulai dari pemilihan bahan baku hingga pengemasan dan distribusi. Ini memberikan kesempatan bagi pengusaha untuk fokus pada branding dan pemasaran produk mereka.

Keunggulan Jasa Maklon Teh Bermutu

Kualitas Bahan Baku yang Unggul Jasa maklon teh bermutu biasanya memiliki akses ke bahan baku teh premium, termasuk daun teh pilihan dari daerah penghasil teh terbaik. Kualitas bahan baku yang tinggi menjadi faktor utama dalam menciptakan produk teh yang enak dan berkualitas.

Inovasi dalam Rasa dan Varietas Dengan dukungan tim ahli, klien dapat mengembangkan variasi rasa teh yang inovatif, mulai dari teh herbal, teh bunga, hingga campuran eksotis. Ini memungkinkan merek untuk menarik perhatian konsumen yang mencari pengalaman baru dalam menikmati teh.

Proses Produksi yang Efisien Jasa maklon yang baik menggunakan teknologi modern dan sistem manajemen yang efisien untuk memastikan bahwa proses produksi berjalan lancar. Hal ini mempercepat waktu peluncuran produk ke pasar dan menjaga konsistensi kualitas.

Kepatuhan terhadap Standar Kualitas Perusahaan maklon yang terpercaya biasanya mematuhi standar internasional dalam keamanan pangan dan kualitas produk. Ini penting untuk memastikan bahwa produk teh yang dihasilkan aman untuk dikonsumsi dan memenuhi regulasi yang berlaku.

Dukungan Pemasaran dan Branding Banyak jasa maklon juga menawarkan dukungan dalam strategi pemasaran dan branding. Dengan pengalaman mereka di industri, mereka dapat memberikan wawasan berharga tentang cara memposisikan produk Anda dengan baik di pasar.

Langkah-langkah Memilih Jasa Maklon Teh Bermutu

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Apa aku sudah berjalan terlalu jauh?

Kamis, 18 Juli 2024

Entah jenis rasa apa yang aku rasakan belakangan ini. aku merasa muak, bosan, malas, dan menarik diri dari semua hal. sebabnya apa, akupun tidak terlalu jelas akan hal itu.

malam ini, hari kamis 18 juli 2024. aku merasa harus menuangkan apa yang aku rasakan dan pikirkan ke sebuah tulisan. entah hasil dari apa yang aku tulis akan bagus atau justru berantakan; diri ini berkata "aku harus menulis".

membuat sebuah tulisan lalu di publish, bikin ingat sama saat dimana diri ini merasa punya banyak power untuk melakukan itu. ya, saat SMA aku aktif banget nulis dan malam ini rasanya waktu seperti berjalan kembali ke saat itu. hanya saja aku yang dulu bukanlah yang sekarang... udah kayak lagunya tegar.

engga terasa ya.. dulu ingat banget sering nulis bikin postingan di blogger terus nulisnya mostly dilakuin di jam pulang sekolah, di taman atau di kantin. pulang sekolah seringnya nongkrong dulu di kantin. ngobrol2 engga jelas, bahas handphone, main laptop pakai wifi gratisan punya sekolah.

sekarang keadaannya udah beda. nulis tulisan ini sambil duduk di atas kasur di kamar, pakai headset sambil dengerin musik random. hari ini juga aku udah engga sekolah lagi, udah engga kuliah lagi, tapi udah kerja. udah bisa beli barang yang dulunya aku pengenin banget walaupun belum semuanya bisa kebeli. tetap harus di syukuri, alhamdulillah :))

ngomongin soal hari ini, tadi di kantor aku pas trading loss dengan nominal yang lumayan banyak. bikin pusing dikit, bikin badmood juga, nyesel juga, tapi tadi sebelum nulis ini aku sempat belajar lagi technical analysis dari buku yang aku beli. setelah dipikir2 bangga juga sama diri sendiri karena bisa menyikapi kegagalan dengan mau belajar lebih tekun lagi. Hey.. aku yang di masa sekarang bangga banget lihat usaha kamu saat itu! besok kalau ngerasa gagal lagi jangan badmood ya, jangan baperan. kalau gagal ya belajar lagi. be flexible and bounce back higher ya!!!

tadi juga sempat ngobrol sama bg peter, temen kerja disini soal beberapa hal. topik pembicaraannya lumayan ngebuka pikiran. makasih bg udah mau sharing

on another random minutes tadi juga ga sengaja buka youtube dan nonton video review buku. bukan totally review juga tapi lebih ke ngasih pandangan dia soal buku yg dia baca. the main topic is about stoicism. kayaknya menarik buat di baca. tadi udah cari juga bukunya di amazon, udh dapat free sample nya juga di kindle. habis ini mau baca sebentar hehehe

22.42 PM; udah malam bgt ini dan besok masih harus kerja. ada beberapa pendingan kerjaan yang di minggu ini belum selesai. so, the plan for tomorrow is bangun pagi biar bisa ke kantor lebih cepat dan semoga bisa lebih produktif.

saat paragraf ini ditulis rasanya perasaan udah agak mendingan. kayaknya aku cuma butuh wadah untuk menuangkan atau menyimpan keluh kesah kehidupan. makasih ya udah mau baca sampai akhir. semoga hari esokmu menyenangkan :)

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The Savory Snacks Market size is expected to be worth around USD 440 billion by 2033, from USD 273 Billion in 2023, growing at a CAGR of 4.9% during the forecast period from 2023 to 2033.

The savory snacks market refers to the segment of the food industry that focuses on the production, distribution, and sale of salty and flavorful snack foods. These snacks, characterized by their savory taste profiles, include products such as potato chips, corn and tortilla chips, nuts and seeds, popcorn, pretzels, and a variety of other regional or specialty items. The market is driven by factors such as the global expansion of retail infrastructure, particularly in developing countries, and changing consumer preferences towards more convenient and tasty snack options. However, it also faces challenges from health concerns related to ingredients like salt, sugar, and artificial additives, prompting a shift towards healthier alternatives. The dynamic nature of the market offers significant opportunities for innovation, particularly in the creation of nutritious snacks that cater to the growing demand for wellness-oriented food choices. Despite the competition from local manufacturers, the savory snacks market continues to evolve, adapting to meet diverse consumer needs across different regions.

Key Market Players:

PepsiCo

The Kellogg Company

Kraft Heinz Company

Conagra Brands Inc.

ITC Limited

ConAgra Foods

Kellogg Co.

General Mills Inc.

Hain Celestial

Blue Diamond Growers

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Product Analysis:

In 2023, Potato Chips dominated the Savory Snacks market, capturing over 68.2% of the share. These thinly sliced, deep-fried or baked potato slices are seasoned with various flavors, offering a crispy texture and a wide range of taste options. Corn & Tortilla Chips, made from corn masa, are popular for pairing with dips like salsa and guacamole. Nuts & Seeds provide a crunchy, nutrient-rich option, available in varieties like peanuts, almonds, and cashews. Popcorn, heated until fluffy and crunchy, is often enjoyed with salt or seasonings, sometimes coated with caramel or cheese. Pretzels, baked dough twisted into knots, are typically salted and crispy. Other savory snacks include items like pita chips, vegetable chips, and regional or specialty snacks.

By Flavor:

In 2023, Barbeque flavors led the savory snacks market with over 35% share, beloved for their smoky, tangy taste. Spice flavors also captured a significant share, appealing to those who enjoy a fiery twist. Salty flavors remained a classic favorite, while Plain/Unflavored options continued to attract consumers preferring simplicity. Other flavors added diversity with unique and innovative combinations, catering to niche preferences and adventurous snackers. Barbeque flavors, however, reigned supreme, captivating taste buds and dominating the market.

Distribution Channel Analysis:

In 2023, hypermarkets & supermarkets were the leading distribution channels for savory snacks, holding over 62% of the market share. These stores offered a wide variety of brands and flavors, attracting consumers with their comprehensive selections and promotions. Convenience stores catered to on-the-go consumers with limited but popular snack options. Online platforms grew in popularity, providing a vast array of choices, home delivery, and exclusive deals. Other channels included specialty snack shops, vending machines, and local grocery stores with specific snack ranges.

Key Market Segments:

Product

Potato Chips

Corn & Tortilla Chips

Nuts & Seeds

Popcorn

Pretzels

Others

By Flavor

Barbeque

Spice

Salty

Plain/Unflavoured

Others

Distribution Channel

Hypermarkets & Supermarkets

Convenience Stores

Online

Others

Drivers:

The global expansion of the retail industry significantly boosts sales of savory snacks. In developed regions like the US, Canada, the UK, France, and Australia, supermarkets and hypermarkets play a crucial role in delivering these snacks to consumers. Similarly, developing nations such as India, China, and Brazil are seeing a surge in modern retail formats as retailers invest heavily to meet the growing demand for snack products. This expanding retail infrastructure provides a significant opportunity for manufacturers and suppliers to increase their market reach in these fast-growing economies.

Restraints:

Health concerns about ingredients commonly used in savory snacks, such as wheat, corn, vegetable oil, salt, sugar, and artificial additives, are a major restraint on market growth. These ingredients, while essential for taste and production, raise health concerns, prompting consumers to opt for healthier alternatives. As health awareness increases and regulatory bodies encourage healthier eating habits, the market faces challenges in meeting consumer demands for nutritious options while maintaining taste.

Opportunity:

The shift in dietary habits towards snacking, driven by globalization and changing lifestyles, presents a significant opportunity for healthy snacks. With a growing awareness of the impact of food choices on health, consumers are increasingly seeking snacks that offer essential nutrition to reduce the risks of chronic illnesses. This demand for healthier snack options reflects a broader trend towards wellness-oriented lifestyles, prompting manufacturers to innovate and introduce nutritious snacks that cater to these evolving preferences.

Challenges:

The growing demand for ready-to-eat snacks has intensified production needs, especially in fragmented markets like Asia and Europe. Local manufacturers, often using lower-cost equipment, produce snacks infused with local flavors and spices, which are priced lower and cater to specific regional tastes. This creates stiff competition for established brands, challenging them to maintain product quality and innovate to meet local consumer preferences. Navigating this competition requires larger companies to continuously enhance their strategies, product offerings, and understanding of local tastes to maintain a competitive edge in these fragmented markets.

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Hasil Survei Way Lestari Indonesia

Lembaga Survei Way Lestari Indonesia mengeluarkan hasil survei elektabilitas partai politik dalam kontestasi Pemilu 2024. Hasilnya, Partai Gerindra mampu menyalip posisi PDIP di posisi pertama elektabilitas Parpol di Pemilu 2024 dengan persentase 22,41 persen, sedangkan PDIP 16,78 persen. Direktur Eksekutif Way Lestari Indonesia Iqbal Pandji Putra mengatakan, dari hasil survei nasional yang dilakukan periode awal Februari 2024. Menunjukkan keunggulan partai Gerindra merupakan dampak dari elektabilitas pasangan Prabowo-Gibran yang unggul di bandingkan dengan dua pasangan lainnya. "Pasangan ini merupakan gabungan dua kekuatan yakni masa pendukung Prabowo dan Joko Widodo pada pemilu 2019 lalu," ujarnya Sabtu (10/2/2024). Iqbal mengatakan, turunnya elektabilitas PDIP salah satunya juga adanya pergeseran dukungan pasangan Ganjar-Mahfud ke pasangan Prabowo-Gibran di banyak basis pemilih PDIP khususnya di wilayah Jawa Timur dan Bali. Selain itu hasil survei ini menunjukkan bahwa efek ekor jas (coat-tail effect) pasangan Anies Baswedan-Muhaimin Iskandar (AMIN) lebih banyak dinikmati oleh PKB (7.54 persen) dibandingkan Nasdem (6.08 persen). Sementara elektabilitas partai Demokrat (3.89 persen) semakin menurun di masa injury time dan disusul dengan PPP (3.02 persen). "Kedua partai ini terancam terdegradasi dari Senayan. Namun lain dengan PSI (3.02 persen) yang semakin mendapatkan dukungan setelah partai ini dipimpin Kaesang," ujarnya. Sementara itu, untuk partai baru nampak PKN (Partai Kebangkitan Nusantara) (3.01 persen) pimpinan Anas Urbaningrum yang paling banyak diminati oleh masyarakat dibandingkan dengan partai partai baru lain. Diketahui Survei Way Lestari Indonesia ini dilakukan di 34 provinsi dengan jumlah responden sebanyak 1200. Dengan Margin of error dari survei ini di angka 2,85 persen. menggunakan metode multistage random sampling. Dengan Pemilih Belum Memutuskan 5,94 persen. Survei dilakukan dengan wawancara tatap muka pada | - 7 Februari 2024. Berikut hasil survei elektabilitas partai politik 2024 : Partai Gerindra 22,41 persen PDIP 16,78 persen Partai Golkar 8,67 persen PKB 7,54 persen PKS 6,19 persen Partai Nasdem 6,08 persen PAN 4.04 persen Partai Demokrat 3,89 persen PSI 3.56 persen, PPP 3.02 persen PKN 3.01 persen Partai Perindo 2,91 persen PBB 1,88 persen Partai Buruh 1,21 persen Partai Ummat 1,07 persen Partai Hanura 1,03 persen Partai Gelora 1.01 persen Partai Garuda 0,76 persen. (M9G) Read the full article

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Pertengahan 2021, aku merasakan bahwa duniaku terjungkir balik. "Kehilangan posisi" di sebuah organisasi yang setahun sebelumnya menjadi tempatku mengabdi sebagai pengurus, kehilangan arah untuk memulai proposal skripsi, sampai dilema tidak bisa pulang ke rumah karena kondisi di rumah yang tidak kondusif - saat itu satu rumah terjangkit Covid-19.

Aku kesepian di kos. Nggak ada kuliah, nggak ada kegiatan yang bisa membuat perhatianku teralihkan. Mungkin itulah yang pada akhirnya membuatku "depresi".

Di tengah posisi itu, aku menemukan playlist di YouTube yang mengisi relung kosong dalam pikiran. Yah, playlist sedih sih sebenarnya, tapi itu merepresentasikan mood-ku banget.

Salah satu playlistnya adalah Higher Ground oleh The Lost and Found Workshop.

Aku menggunakan lagu itu dalam sebuah kompilasi "Listen to" yang menjadi highlight di second account Instagram-ku. Lagu itu kusandingkan dengan foto kondisi kamar kos yang suram - karena lampunya redup. Ada jaket organisasi yang kugantung di belakang pintu, kontainer yang kubawa saat sampling ke pantai dan helm di sebelahnya.

Ketika aku melihat kembali highlight tersebut, kenangan itu terulang. Kenangan ketika aku masuk kos, melepas helm dan meletakkannya di sana, melepas jaket dan menggantungnya di belakang pintu, duduk bersandar dipan dan membuka hape. Secuil memori tentang bagaimana suramnya masa-masa yang membuatku jatuh secara mental, mengingatkanku bahwa aku bisa melaluinya dan bertahan hingga saat ini.

Walaupun keinginan untuk menyudahi cerita selalu terbesit. Tapi aku selalu meyakinkan diri untuk bertahan dan percaya, bahkan setelah melewati fase naik turun yang tidak terprediksi. Ohya, saat ini aku dalam kondisi yang menurutku relatif stabil, alhamdulillah. Dan mencoba untuk mempertahankannya.

Karena akhirnya aku bisa mengakhiri masa menganggur. Hehehe.

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Menariknya Karya Terpilih Denny JA 58 Ratu Adil dan Peranannya dalam Konteks Virus Corona

Dalam situasi pandemi virus corona yang sedang melanda dunia, banyak seniman dan budayawan berusaha untuk menyampaikan pesan dan karya mereka sebagai bentuk ekspresi diri. Salah satu seniman yang berhasil memperoleh perhatian adalah Denny JA 58, yang mampu dengan cemerlang menyampaikan pesan-pesan yang dalam melalui karyanya yang berjudul "Ratu Adil". Artikel ini akan membahas tentang karya terpilih Denny JA 58 dan peranannya dalam konteks virus corona. I. Pendahuluan Dalam masa pandemi yang penuh ketidakpastian ini, seni dan budaya memiliki peran penting dalam menyampaikan pesan-pesan positif kepada masyarakat. Denny ja 58 adalah salah satu seniman yang berhasil menggambarkan pesan-pesan tersebut melalui karyanya yang berjudul "Ratu Adil". Artikel ini akan membahas tentang karya terpilih Denny JA 58 dan relevansinya dalam konteks virus corona. II. Ratu Adil: Gambaran Masa Depan yang Cerah "Ratu Adil" adalah salah satu karya terpilih Denny ja 58 yang menarik perhatian banyak orang. Karya ini menggambarkan seorang wanita yang memegang tongkat keadilan dan dikelilingi oleh bunga-bunga indah. Melalui gambarannya yang indah, Denny JA 58 ingin menyampaikan pesan tentang harapan dan keadilan di tengah masa sulit seperti pandemi virus corona. III. Pesan Kesetaraan dan Keadilan Salah satu pesan yang ingin disampaikan oleh Denny JA 58 melalui karyanya adalah tentang kesetaraan dan keadilan. Virus corona telah mempengaruhi banyak aspek kehidupan, termasuk kesenjangan sosial dan ekonomi yang semakin terlihat jelas. Dalam karyanya, Denny JA 58 ingin mengingatkan kita bahwa dalam menghadapi pandemi ini, kita perlu bersama-sama menciptakan masyarakat yang adil dan setara. IV. Peran Seni dalam Mengatasi Krisis Seni memiliki peran penting dalam mengatasi krisis seperti pandemi virus corona. Melalui karya seni, kita dapat mengungkapkan perasaan, menginspirasi orang lain, dan menyebarkan pesan-pesan positif. Denny JA 58 melalui karyanya "Ratu Adil" telah berhasil menggambarkan peran seni dalam mengatasi krisis ini, yaitu dengan menghadirkan gambaran masa depan yang cerah di tengah kegelapan. V. Relevansi dengan Konteks Virus Corona Karya terpilih Denny JA 58, "Ratu Adil", sangat relevan dengan konteks virus corona yang sedang kita hadapi saat ini. Kehadiran Ratu Adil dengan tongkat keadilan melambangkan harapan bahwa kita akan bisa mengatasi pandemi ini dengan keadilan dan kesetaraan. Selain itu, gambaran bunga-bunga yang indah menggambarkan harapan akan masa depan yang cerah setelah pandemi ini berakhir. VI. Kesimpulan Dalam artikel ini, kita telah membahas tentang karya terpilih Denny JA 58 yang berjudul "Ratu Adil" dan peranannya dalam konteks virus corona. Melalui karyanya, Denny JA 58 berhasil menggambarkan pesan tentang kesetaraan, keadilan, dan harapan di tengah masa sulit ini. Seni memiliki peran penting dalam mengatasi krisis seperti pandemi ini, dan "Ratu Adil" adalah contoh yang baik bagaimana seni dapat menjadi sumber inspirasi dan harapan bagi kita semua. *Note: The article above is a sample of an Indonesian text which is translated from the English version.

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