Monkey masks can not only entertain children, it turns out that when shot with a camera it will also produce beautiful and touching photos. As exhibited by Aswin Yoga Pradana during the Painting Exhibition "This is My Work, Where is Your Work" at the Ken Arok Pavilion of the Malang City Public Library on Thursday (15/12).
In the work entitled Partner Kerja, it is clearly depicted how a monkey is loyal to its master. In addition to Aswin's photo, 49 photographic works are also displayed, all of which are the result of shots by students of the Communication Department of the University of Merdeka Malang. Among them are the photo entitled Barbie Eyes by Oktarima Firmanda, Menggapai by Hendri Susanto and so on.
Aswin, who is also the head of the organizing committee, said that this event was held to appreciate the work of students who are interested in photography. "We also hope that with this exhibition, the general public will be more inspired to participate in being creative. In accordance with our theme that questions the work of visitors, so they come here not only to enjoy our work," said the fifth semester student on Thursday (15/12).
He added that the public need not worry about not being able to watch this exhibition because it will be open until December 28. Meanwhile, apparently not a few elementary school students also watched this exhibition. One of them is Amanda Salsabila.
The student who is still in the second grade of SDN Lesanpuro 4 came accompanied by her mother and two friends. Although still young, it turns out that Amanda admitted that she already likes photography. "I really like photography. I also have a camera at home," she said. (cah/dmb)
