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          Mella Jaarsma

          Dutch-Indonesian painter

          Mella Jaarsma (born Emmeloord, 1960) is an artist originally from the Netherlands but now residing in Indonesia.[1][2]

          Early life and career

          She spent her childhood in the Netherlands, where she also studied at the Minerva Academy of Visual Arts in Groningen.[3]

          Jaarsma's work comments on social and political issues within Indonesian society, mainly: discrimination, racialism, minorities and identity.

          Nestled by the beanbag, the projection lights washing over me, I could hear every detail of the films, from the field recordings of birds in Singapore to the.

        1. Nestled by the beanbag, the projection lights washing over me, I could hear every detail of the films, from the field recordings of birds in Singapore to the.
        2. Urban Concerns / Mella Jaarsma.
        3. Courtesy of the artist.
        4. Works by both established and emerging artists; among them were Mella Jaarsma, Gede Mahendra Yasa,.
        5. The artist unravels her personal take on Einstein's theory on the relativity of time.

          6. Her most well known work are body-covering shelters made out of unexpected materials.[4] For example, frog skins, squirrels, bats, snakes and chickens are employed to create a wearable piece. The garment symbolises protection, and visually represents fear or a need for a 'security blanket'.

          Her work also alludes to the isolation of human beings and the need for a filtered approach to the world.[4]

          Jaarsma has achieved international recognition, having been presented in international art