Contained Distress by Eberta SulistyaningrumAfter seeing Picasso's Femme en pleurs at the Tate Modern, Eberta was deeply affected by its themes of suffering and loss, later deciding to draw upon that catharsis to create Contained Distress. Her reimagination of Picasso's painting uses tribal masks and tattoos from the Dayak tribes of Borneo, whose people are known for their fearless ability to overcome challenges that come their way. @ebertasaurus

For his piece

Growing up in Indonesia

This work is a reimagining of Interior with Young Woman Seen from the Back by Danish painter Vilhelm Hammershoi

The Birth Of Liberation is Vanessartpuff's commentary on stigma against youth culture present in South East Asian societies

“it's just a fckn breakfast”

In Take Your Sweet Time

Inspired by Paul Klee's Mildtropische Landschaft (Mild Tropical Landscape)

Based on Grant Wood's American Gothic

holding annual rituals to please her in hopes of increasing their harvests

Growing up

This reimagination not only pays tribute to the timeless appeal of Seurat's work

police brutality and demonisation faced by its minority Indian community