Pande Wardina
Lives and works in Bali, Indonesia | Born 1995
Pande Wardina is an emerging artist from Bali, Indonesia, who possesses a unique vision that challenges the mundane and defies expected norms. As a new media artist, Pande explores the interplay between technology and art, assembling various electronic systems as ‘modules’ to construct his works. Drawing inspiration from objects such as electronic circuit boards, movement, sound, and light, he delves into alternative mediums, contemporary discourses, and aesthetic values, actively pushing the boundaries of artistic expression.
With a background in computer science, Pande Wardina sees art and technology as interconnected containers or hardware devices stimulated by software binaries. He excels in the notion that ideas, concepts, and implementation can induce and nurture environmentally friendly-based creativity, focusing on sustainability and the symbiotic relationship between art and the natural world.
Wardina has participated in group exhibitions including Rectoverso, Ning Artspace, Yogyakarta, Indonesia (2025); Tumbuh Rimpang, Nonfrasa Gallery, Bali, Indonesia (2024); Repurposing: Paradise, Amandari, Bali, Indonesia (2024); TOREH?, Nonfrasa Gallery, Bali, Indonesia (2023); RUINS, Nonfrasa Gallery, Bali, Indonesia (2023); and Common Beauty, Nonfrasa Gallery, Bali, Indonesia (2022). His recent solo exhibition is Array Signal, Kala Karya, Jakarta, Indonesia (2024).
With a background in computer science, Pande Wardina sees art and technology as interconnected containers or hardware devices stimulated by software binaries. He excels in the notion that ideas, concepts, and implementation can induce and nurture environmentally friendly-based creativity, focusing on sustainability and the symbiotic relationship between art and the natural world.
Wardina has participated in group exhibitions including Rectoverso, Ning Artspace, Yogyakarta, Indonesia (2025); Tumbuh Rimpang, Nonfrasa Gallery, Bali, Indonesia (2024); Repurposing: Paradise, Amandari, Bali, Indonesia (2024); TOREH?, Nonfrasa Gallery, Bali, Indonesia (2023); RUINS, Nonfrasa Gallery, Bali, Indonesia (2023); and Common Beauty, Nonfrasa Gallery, Bali, Indonesia (2022). His recent solo exhibition is Array Signal, Kala Karya, Jakarta, Indonesia (2024).
