Dita Gambiro

Lives and works in Jakarta, Indonesia | Born 1986
Based in Jakarta, Indonesia, Dita Gambiro’s artistic journey is deeply rooted in profound themes such as value, power, existence, and the complexities of human relationships. With a keen focus on one’s connection with the divine, self-reflection, and interpersonal dynamics, her body of work reflects a rich tapestry of experiences and insights. Dita’s exploration of spatial concepts and installations stems from her background in Sculpture at the Faculty of Art and Design, Bandung Institute of Technology (2009), further pursued through a Master’s Degree in Production Design for Film & Television at Kingston University, London (2014). Beyond her contributions to the fine arts, Dita actively engages in the Indonesian film industry, where she has lent her creative vision as an Artistic Director to various cinematic productions.

Her works have been exhibited at ARTJOG: ARS LONGA: GENERATIO, Jogja National Museum, Yogyakarta, Indonesia (2026); ruins and blueprints, ara contemporary, Jakarta, Indonesia (2025); ARTJOG MMXXII: Arts in Common - Expanding Awareness, Jogja National Museum (JNM), Yogyakarta, Indonesia (2022); Cheongju Biennale & Ach Busan, South Korea (2019-2020); and Synthesis: Indonesian & Bulgarian Contemporary Art, National Gallery, Sophia, Bulgaria (2019); and Asia Woman Artist, Jeonbuk Museum Of Art, South Korea (2019). Past solo exhibitions include The Future of the Past, Galeri Ruang Dini, Bandung, Indonesia (2024); and White Lies At Project Stage, Galerie Michael Janssen At Singapore Art Stage, Singapore (2012).
Curriculum Vitae
Education
2014 MA, Kingston University London Production Design for Film and TV
2009 BA, Bandung Institute of Technology, Bandung, Indonesia
Selected Solo Exhibitions
2024 The Future of the Past, Ruang Dini Gallery, Bandung, Indonesia
2012 White Lies at Project Stage, Galerie Michael Janssen, Singapore
2011 White Lies, Forme, Jakarta, Indonesia
Selected Groups Exhibitions
2026 ARTJOG: ARS LONGA: GENERATIO, Jogja National Museum, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
2025 Art Jakarta, ara contemporary, Jakarta, Indonesia
ruins and blueprints, ara contemporary, Jakarta, Indonesia
2024 The Subject of her Story, DD. Gallery, Tangerang, Indonesia
2023 Broken White Project #19: Seismic Shifts, Ace House / Ace CBD, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
2022 ARTJOG MMXXII , Jogja National Museum, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
2019 - 2020 Asean Craft: from Heritage to the Contemporary, Cheongju Biennale & Ach Busan, South Korea
2019 Synthesis: Indonesian & Bulgarian Contemporary Art, National Gallery Sophia, Bulgaria
In the Future, National Gallery of Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia
2017 Martel Art x Fashion, Plaza Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia
Asia Woman Artist, Jeonbuk Museum of Art, South Korea
Perjalanan Senyap, Orbital Dago, Bandung, Indonesia
2016 South East Asia+ Triennale, National Gallery of Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia
Beyond Masculinity, ARK Gallery, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Artmosphere, Galeries Lafayette, Jakarta, Indonesia
Constituent Concreteness, Mizuma Gallery, Singapore
2015 (Un)usual by Wang Lei & Dita Gambiro, Redbase Gallery, Jakarta, Indonesia
Bazzar Art Jakarta, Redbase Gallery, Jakarta, Indonesia
Sequence, Nu Art Sculpture Park, Bandung, Indonesia
2014 Versi: Triennale Patung Kontemporer Indonesia, National Gallery of Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia
Symbol, Spirit, Culture, Edwin's Gallery, Jakarta, Indonesia
2013 Graduation Show: Production Design for Film and TV, Kingston University, London, UK
Everyday is Like Sunday, Langgeng Gallery, Magelang, Indonesia
2012 Fountain of Lamneth, Gajah Gallery, Singapore
ARTHK #12, Galerie Michael Janssen, Hong Kong
FLOW, Galerie Michael Janssen, Berlin, Germany
Revisited, One East Asia, Singapore
Romancing Indonesia, One East Asia-Royal Opera Arcade Gallery, London, UK
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Selected Works

Today's Paper, Yesterday's Home

2025, plywood, newspaper, PVC board, wire mesh, aluminium sheets, paint
107 x 57 x 12 cm

Harapan Baru / New Hope

2024, plywood, acrylic, pvc board, wire mesh, paint
70 x 107 x 10 cm

Sinar Mulia / Noble Light

2024, plywood, acrylic, paint, etc, 50 x 117 x 10 cm

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