Julie (they/he) is a Yogyakarta-based and partially Bali-based freelance cultural and media worker who have been involved in the Indonesian art scene since 2018, and traversed through the scene by collaborating with other cultural collectives such as Jatiwangi art Factory (West Java), KUNCI Study Forum and Collective (Yogyakarta), Bakudapan (Yogyakarta), LabTanya (Jakarta), Arka Kinari x Peretas, Queer Indonesia Archive, ASEAN Youth Forum (Southeast Asia), School of Women's Thought, Minikino Film Week (Bali), and other individual cultural workers.
Their involvement circles in the Indonesian contemporary art scene; film festivals and criticism; media and journalism environment; and social movement. Traversing through numerous territories opens up their intertwined connections and opportunities in exploring their interests in arts and culture, cinema, transformative curatorial practices, gender and queer epistemology, radical politics of collective care, decoloniality, as well as translocal movement and solidarity.
Their cultural works are diverse in forms: curatorial, artistic, critics, but they are also proud to claim that they also work in the reproductive sector of cultural works such as translating and editing, as well as transcribing, minutes, administrative, and organizing unions.
Pychita Julinanda
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