Bali, Indonesia — April 22, 2024

Jean Couteau’s solo exhibition, “Berqwuis,” held at Superlative Gallery in Bali, came to a successful close on April 20th, 2024. The exhibition, which ran from April 1st to April 20th, offered visitors a captivating journey into the world of signs and symbols through the artist’s unique perspective.

Throughout the exhibition, Jean Couteau’s artwork served as a focal point for contemplation and reflection, inviting viewers to explore the intricate connections between symbols and human experience. From expressive gestures to enigmatic imagery, each piece sparked curiosity and sparked conversations among attendees.

The official opening of the exhibition, held on April 1st, was a highlight of the event, with esteemed guests, including Jean Couteau himself, gracing the occasion. Curated by Yudha Bantono, the exhibition received praise for its thought-provoking curation and seamless presentation of Jean Couteau’s artwork.

Visitors to the exhibition were treated to a diverse array of pieces, each offering a unique interpretation of signs and symbols. From vibrant paintings to intricate sculptures, Jean Couteau’s artistic versatility was on full display, leaving a lasting impression on all who attended.

Although the exhibition has concluded, its impact continues to resonate within the art community. Jean Couteau’s exploration of signs and symbols has sparked meaningful conversations and inspired further reflection on the role of symbolism in contemporary art.

As Superlative Gallery looks towards future exhibitions, the success of Jean Couteau’s “Berqwuis” solo exhibition serves as a testament to the gallery’s commitment to showcasing innovative and thought-provoking artwork.

Stay tuned for future exhibitions and events at Superlative Gallery, where creativity knows no bounds and artistic expression thrives.

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Reflecting on Jean Couteau’s “Berqwuis” solo exhibition, it’s clear that the artist’s exploration of signs and symbols has left an indelible mark on the art world, sparking curiosity, conversation, and contemplation long after the exhibition’s conclusion.

Recently, the value of cryptocurrencies for non-fungible token or NFT digital art products has begun to creep up. Not only because of that, a number of artists are now adapting digital blockchain technology to NFTs to be combined with physical or conventional works.

The digital recording of works via blockchain technology in NFTs is used to certify conventional paintings or royalty contracts. A number of artists from several regions displayed this adaptation in an exhibition entitled Phygital Art Show: ArtGorithm — Art in Chain, at Zen1 Gallery, Jakarta.

The exhibition took place from February 3rd to February 24th, 2024. The choice of the word “phygital” refers to the acronym “physical and digital”.

One of the participants, Yahya Rifandaru (43), revealed that the value of cryptocurrency in August 2023 in the range of 1 ethereum was equivalent to IDR 25 million-IDR 30 million. In February 2024, it had crept up with the value of 1 ethereum equivalent to around IDR 43 million.

“In 2020, I started to step down from my job in the design field. I continued being an artist and started following NFTs. “Until now, more than 50 works have been sold on NFT,” said Yahya, a man from Kudus who now lives in Tangerang, Thursday (15/2/2024).

While working in the design field, Yahya observed NFT issues via the social media Twitter. There, he learned that global collectors liked works of art made by artists from Indonesia who were considered more interesting and had more varied content.

According to Yahya, every work that collectors are interested in and buy is because it is related or connected. He gave an example, when he took part in the Art Moment exhibition in Jakarta, August 2023, he included the characteristics of works that were sold as a combination of NFT and conventional.

Even though the work seems abstract in style, Yahya includes material figures so it cannot be considered a pure abstract work.

He was inspired by the experience of cycling and observing the moving clouds changing their shape.

“The clouds seemed to be moving to form something. “Sometimes it’s shaped like a dog, then it changes again into another shape,” said Yahya, who studied design and visual communication at the Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology (ITS) in Surabaya.

A collector then asked about his work. Yahya also told about the cloud. Collectors feel a connection to the story. Finally, the painting was sold by collectors. The currency used remains the rupiah, worth IDR 35 million.

From June 2023 until now, Yahya has joined the NFT-based artist collective, Superlative Secret Society (SSS), in Tangerang. The art concept combines physical and digital works. This method is felt to be quite helpful in distributing works to the public.

“In these times we still can’t be sure whether there is a transition from conventional to digital or even back from digital to conventional again?” Yahya said. At the front of the Zen1 Gallery exhibition room, the largest painting is displayed. The painting uses acrylic paint on canvas measuring 400 cm x 150 cm and consists of four panels. The painting is entitled “We As Your Imagination”. This painting is by Radetyo “Itok” Sindu Utomo from Jakarta who now lives in Yogyakarta.

“This work has also become a combination of physical and digital work, even though literally I only worked on it as a physical painting,” said Itok.

He admitted that until now it was still too much trouble to turn the work he made physically into digital work. In this exhibition, Itok was assisted by the SSS collective to make it a digital work.

For a number of artists, linking physically created works of art to digital works into the NFT blockchain is a challenge in itself. Like Itok, as an artist he is too busy struggling with ideas and their execution to become a painting on canvas. The work to make it an NFT digital work remains unfinished.

This work is also a combination of physical and digital work even though literally I only work on it as a physical painting.

“I agree with the phygital concept which combines digital and conventional works. “However, so far artists like me still need parties who can help,” said Itok.

This exhibition, curated by ISI Yogyakarta academic, Sudjud Dartanto, presented artists selected by Zen1 Gallery and Superlative Gallery. Zen1 Gallery displayed works by Andry “Boy” Kurniawan, Made Bayak, Radetyo Itok, Syakieb Sungkar, Teja Astawa, and Yudi Sulistyo. The Superlative Gallery displayed works by Acul Caos, Arief Witjaksana, Dhado Wacky, Rijan Maulana, and Yahya Rifandaru.

Sudjud Dartanto said that the combination of physical and digital works was an effort to immerse himself in blockchain technology in NFTs. This will provide several benefits for artists.

There are at least four benefits from this fusion. First, the work has a digital certificate which is required for every transaction. Second, the digital certificate can state a contract letter, including a contract letter to bind royalties to the artist every time a resale transaction occurs.

The next benefit, by merging physically and digitally, is that the origin of the work can be traced. Then, fourth, blockchain technology provides a solution for the authenticity of works.

“We have experienced the rise of fake paintings and this has reduced the credibility of Indonesian artists in the eyes of the international community. “With phygital, we can reduce the risk of painting forgery,” said Sudjud.

According to Sudjud, the works exhibited this time reflect a diversity of expressions, forms, and ideas. Starting from neomodern to contemporary expressions. Then, from doodling-style works to narrative, symbolic, abstract, and figurative.

“The works reflect various types of awareness and the fragmentary spirit of the times, involving various intersections of elements, such as street art, popular culture, tradition, and the global,” he said.

This phygital concept or combination of physical and conventional is inevitable due to the decline in the value of cryptocurrencies that has occurred since 2021–2022. Since then, NFTs have been in the doldrums. However, recently NFTs and cryptocurrency values have started to rise again.

”Those who keep the bitcoin cryptocurrency obtained over the past years can make big profits. “In a year, the value of 1 bitcoin, which was originally around IDR 400 million, is now around IDR 730 million,” said Sudjud.

Through this exhibition of phygital combination works, Sudjud invites artists to prepare themselves.

Source: Kompas.com

Superlative Gallery, the first world-class digital gallery pioneer in Southeast Asia, is currently presenting an art exhibition entitled “Mata Garis”. This exhibition, held in Bali, highlights the work of artist Edi Bonetski, known outside the mainstream of art for his tendency to evoke the Art Brut movement.

Taking place from January 5th to February 5th, 2024, Superlative Gallery invites visitors to explore and absorb each of Edi Bonetski’s works as an artist considered to bring the beauty of Art Brut to life. The Art Brut movement is known for its freedom from general rules in art education, thereby fostering pure personal artistic expression.

This exhibition is particularly intriguing because Superlative Gallery carries the vision that art has the power to embrace new perspectives on life, the complexity of cities, and the essence of diversity. Edi Bonetski, with his dedication to artistic expression, is expected to provide visitors to this gallery with a new perspective.

As a respected figure in the art world, his presence recognizes the value and potential of art promoted by the “Mata Garis” exhibition at Superlative Gallery. “Edi Bonetski is present at Superlative Gallery. A painter or artist whom we don’t usually understand through big dictionaries, let alone the aesthetics that are scattered here and there. He loves to roar, scream, writhe, and claw at anything according to his inner whisper,” said Tommy F. Awuy.

“Reading Edi Bonetski’s works, we find that letters float around, chasing, jumping, bumping, and with a certain enthusiasm, we happily follow the flow,” he continued. The “Mata Garis” exhibition is not just a visual art offering but also a forum for the appreciation of various fine arts. Superlative Gallery hopes to inspire critical thinking and contribute to the development of art in Indonesia.

As part of the exhibition series, discussions will involve figures in the field of Indonesian arts such as Bill Mohdor and Sudjud Dartanto. Edi Bonetski will also participate in the discussion to share his personal thoughts and experiences in creating unique and inspiring works of art.

“Superlative Gallery provides new enrichment for me in terms of aesthetics, color, body, and behavior in managing the purpose of a performance called an exhibition. Hopefully, this can continue to be a supporting system in the pursuit of art and culture in the universe, like the spirit of vivere veni versum versus vision in Superlative,” said Edi Bonetski.

The “Mata Garis” exhibition at Superlative Gallery is an opportunity for art lovers to delve into the world of artistic expression presented by an artist who dares to cross borders.

Bali, DPS — March 1–3, 2024

Bali Nouns Week 2024, a dynamic convergence of art, technology, and innovation, captured the world’s gaze as it unfolded from March 1st to 3rd in the vibrant city of Bali, Indonesia. Spearheaded by Nouns Indonesia in collaboration with Superlative Gallery, the event marked a significant milestone in the global recognition of Nouns, elevating its prominence on the international stage.

This year’s installment of Bali Nouns Week proved to be a resounding success, drawing over 500 attendees from diverse backgrounds including community leaders, industry pioneers, investors, and creative visionaries. With Bali serving as the epicenter, the event provided a platform for global engagement, fostering discussions, collaborations, and networking opportunities that transcended geographical boundaries.

The conference component of Bali Nouns Week boasted a lineup of nine esteemed speakers, each renowned in their respective fields. These experts delved into the multifaceted evolution of Nouns, exploring its intersections with innovation, technology, art, and the burgeoning realm of non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Divided into three thematic sessions, the conference offered profound insights into the transformative potential of Nouns in shaping the future landscape of creativity and digital ownership.

One of the highlights of Bali Nouns Week was the captivating exhibition held at the Superlative Gallery, showcasing a curated selection of Nouns’ most compelling artworks. From Nouns Movies to Nouns Short Stories, the exhibition served as a testament to the boundless creativity of Nouns artists. Additionally, it featured the winning submissions from the Art, Business Plan, and Builders contests, providing a glimpse into the innovative projects funded by Nouns DAO.

Attendees of the exhibition were treated to an immersive experience, complete with art and photography workshops, as well as live music performances celebrating Bali’s rich cultural heritage. For many, the exhibition served not only as a showcase of artistic brilliance but also as a communal gathering space for Nouners to connect, collaborate, and celebrate their shared passion for creativity and innovation.

Echoing this sentiment, 0xishal, the organizer of Bali Nouns Week, shared his perspective: “The exhibition at the Superlative Gallery showcased the best works from Nouns artists. Like Nouns Movie, Nouns Short Stories, and other artist works. As well as the results of the Art, Business Plan, and Builders contests. This exhibition succeeds in creating an immersive experience with art and photography workshops and local music performances as the daily finale. The main purpose of this exhibition is to be a gathering place for Nouners. In addition, it has showcased the results of proposals that have been funded by Nouns DAO.”

Bridging Artistry and NFTs: Pandi x Freeth NFT Art Exhibition Unites Local Talent and a Global Mission

Bali, Indonesia – October, 15 2023 – Freeth.art Collective, a mission-driven NFT project, is breaking new ground in Bali, Indonesia, by supporting local artists through NFTs. Founder Antonia, known as Toni, and local Balinese artist Pandi are at the heart of this transformative movement. Pandi, also known as Nyoman Sutarja, has risen from the challenges of the pandemic to present his first Art (NFT) Exhibition since 2020. Together, Toni and Pandi have curated a collection of 155 digital collectibles, all created from Pandi’s remarkable artworks.

Pandi, a native artist from Bali, began his artistic journey 27 years ago, and his spirit of resilience remains unshaken despite the setbacks caused by the pandemic. His dream of global recognition for his creations is now coming to life through the Pandi x Freeth NFT Exhibition.

In a remarkable display of creativity and compassion, Toni and Pandi have united to create an NFT collection that not only supports the artist himself but also contributes to a worthy cause. 50% of the profits from the exhibition will be donated to their exclusive charity partner, Merah Putih Hijau, a Balinese nonprofit organization with a mission to empower village communities in Bali by building a sustainable material management system. Their ambitious goal is to reduce the island’s waste that goes to landfills by 90%.

The Superlative Gallery, one of Bali’s leading digital galleries, is enthusiastically participating in and supporting the Freeth initiatives. The Pandi x Freeth NFT exhibition will be hosted at the Superlative Gallery from October 29th to November 3rd, 2023. During this time, guests will have the unique opportunity to witness live painting sessions with Pandi, participate in exciting giveaways, and even join free painting sessions themselves.

This exhibition represents more than just art; it signifies a profound connection between physical artistry and the digital frontier. Diverse stakeholders from various backgrounds are coming together to support each other for the greater good, creating a unique atmosphere of collaboration and creativity.

About Freeth.art Collective:

Freeth.art Collective is a mission-driven NFT project based in Bali, Indonesia. Their mission is to support local artists through NFTs and turn their art into digital masterpieces.

About Merah Putih Hijau:

Merah Putih Hijau is a Balinese nonprofit organization with a mission to empower village communities in Bali to achieve a circular economy by building a material management system, with the goal of reducing waste going to landfills by 90%.

About Superlative Gallery:

Superlative Gallery is a prominent digital gallery in Bali, known for its support of digital art and innovation.

Author: Zafira Malik

From May 20th to 29th, the vibrant city of Bali played host to a groundbreaking event that brought together the worlds of art, blockchain technology, and digital collectibles. NFT Bali Art Week, a collaborative art exhibition, took place at the esteemed Superlative Gallery, showcasing over 200 curated artworks from a diverse array of talented artists from around the globe. This event was made possible through a partnership between Superlative Gallery, The Collective, Tezos Collective, and NFT Asia, creating a platform for innovation and artistic expression.

The NFT Bali Art Week was not just an exhibition; it was an immersive experience that captivated art enthusiasts, NFT collectors, and blockchain aficionados alike.

The showcased artworks, all in the form of non-fungible tokens (NFTs), represented a fusion of traditional and contemporary artistic styles, exploring themes ranging from surrealism to abstract expressionism. Each piece told a unique story, showcasing the limitless possibilities of digital art.

Throughout the week, attendees had the opportunity to engage with artists, learn about their creative processes, and gain insights into the world of NFTs. The event featured productive talk shows and panel sessions hosted by representatives from each participating community. These sessions explored the intersection of art, technology, and blockchain, delving into the potential of NFTs as a medium for artistic expression and the impact of blockchain technology on the art industry.

The NFT Bali Art Week served as a grand meet-up for NFT enthusiasts, art connoisseurs, and blockchain savants. It provided a space for dialogue, collaboration, and networking, fostering a vibrant community of like-minded individuals who shared a passion for art and digital innovation. The event sparked conversations, generated new ideas, and cultivated a supportive ecosystem for artists exploring the world of NFTs.

On the final day, May 29th, the event took a special turn with an exhibition from World of Women. This exhibition showcased curated artworks from the World of Women community, highlighting the immense talent and creativity of women artists in the NFT space. It was a celebration of diversity, empowerment, and inclusivity within the art world, showcasing the unique perspectives and narratives of female artists.

The NFT Bali Art Week proved to be a milestone event, highlighting the growing prominence of NFTs and their impact on the art industry. By bridging the gap between the physical and digital realms, this exhibition brought new possibilities to the forefront, challenging traditional notions of art ownership and consumption. Through blockchain technology, artists were empowered to directly connect with collectors and enthusiasts, bypassing traditional intermediaries.

The success of NFT Bali Art Week serves as a testament to the transformative power of collaboration, innovation, and creativity. It showcased the potential of NFTs as a medium for artists to reach a global audience, gain recognition, and establish new revenue streams. Moreover, it emphasized the importance of community-building and the exchange of ideas in driving the growth and evolution of the NFT space.

As the curtains closed on the NFT Bali Art Week, its impact resonated far beyond the walls of the Superlative Gallery. It left a lasting impression on attendees, artists, and participants, inspiring them to explore new horizons and push the boundaries of what is possible in the world of art. The event served as a catalyst for change, paving the way for a future where digital art and blockchain technology intertwine to create a vibrant and inclusive art ecosystem.

Immerse yourself in a transformative visual odyssey as the SEKALA exhibition takes center stage, inviting art enthusiasts and curious minds alike to delve into the mesmerizing world of Arief’s artistic journey. With each brushstroke and digital creation, Arief masterfully encapsulates the inherent phases of adaptation and mutation that define not only his artistic growth but also the very essence of life itself.

In a profound exploration of the ever-changing nature of existence, SEKALA weaves a captivating narrative that emphasizes the necessity of mutation to avoid extinction. Through 16 captivating works, skillfully crafted in both digital and canvas paintings, Arief unveils a symphony of colors, textures, and ideas that beckon viewers to ponder the intricate dance between adaptation and survival.

Beyond the traditional confines of static art, Arief’s ingenuity and visionary approach to his craft extend far beyond the physical canvas. Augmented Reality (AR) emerges as a powerful tool in his artistic arsenal, breathing life into his 2D painted canvases. Witness the astonishing spectacle of Arief’s art as it transcends its two-dimensional form, transforming into dynamic, live-moving virtual objects in real-time — a truly awe-inspiring phenomenon aptly dubbed ‘The Living Canvas.’

Within the SEKALA exhibition, six meticulously crafted artworks stand as pillars of the fusion between art and technology. These specially designed pieces embrace the limitless possibilities of AR technology, captivating viewers with their interplay of digital and physical realms. Prepare to have your perceptions challenged and your imagination ignited as you witness the seamless integration of art and innovation.

To ensure the authenticity and integrity of each artwork, Arief has embedded an NFC (Near Field Communication) chip within every painting — a cutting-edge feature that guarantees a secure and tamper-proof means of authentication. Delve into the complete history and legacy of each WITJK piece, as the NFC technology grants viewers unparalleled access to the provenance and origin of the artwork, instilling confidence in its genuine nature.

SEKALA is more than an exhibition — it’s an invitation to explore the boundless realms of artistic evolution and the profound connections that unite us all in the ever-changing tapestry of existence.

24th February — 2nd March 2023
Superlative Gallery, Bali

In a remarkable celebration of cultural exchange and artistic discovery, Superlative Gallery has been bestowed with the honor of hosting the awe-inspiring journey of the 19th EIU Photo Class. This extraordinary collaboration brings together young students from Korea and Bali, as they embark on a captivating adventure of exploration, creativity, and profound understanding.

Amidst the breathtaking landscapes and vibrant tapestry of Bali, these enthusiastic young minds set foot on the island, ready to immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage and visual splendor it has to offer. Guided by the Asia-Pacific Centre of Education for International Understanding (APCEIU), under the auspices of UNESCO, their journey transcended mere sightseeing, transforming into an enlightening experience that delved deep into the heart of both cultures.

For a blissful week, these budding photographers embarked on a remarkable voyage, traversing the hidden gems and well-known landmarks of Bali, their lenses capturing the essence and spirit of the island in all its glory. From ancient temples that whispered tales of centuries past to vibrant markets pulsating with life, each frame encapsulated the profound beauty and cultural significance of this enchanting land.

Superlative Gallery, a sanctuary for artistic expression and profound creativity, played a pivotal role in the culmination of this enthralling journey. With its walls adorned by captivating masterpieces, it provided the perfect backdrop for the culmination of the 19th EIU Photo Class — an exquisite photo exhibition that showcased the collective vision and remarkable talent of these young photographers.

On a glorious Thursday, October 27th, 2022, Superlative Gallery transformed into a portal that bridged continents, as the vibrant photographs captured by these budding artists came to life. The gallery space became an immersive visual narrative, inviting viewers to embark on their own sensory voyage through the lens of these young storytellers.

This extraordinary event, presented by the Asia-Pacific Centre of Education for International Understanding (APCEIU) under the auspices of UNESCO, not only celebrated the power of photography as a universal language but also served as a testament to the transformative potential of cross-cultural collaboration. It fostered a deep understanding and appreciation of each other’s heritage, nurturing seeds of friendship and empathy that will continue to blossom for years to come.

As the curtain drew to a close on this remarkable chapter, Superlative Gallery stood proud, having played an integral role in fostering cultural understanding, artistic growth, and the unifying power of visual storytelling. The 19th EIU Photo Class with APCEIU transcended borders, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of all those who were fortunate enough to witness this captivating exhibition.

Step into the realm of shared vision and cross-cultural discovery, as Superlative Gallery continues to be a beacon of artistic expression and a catalyst for profound understanding, nurturing the growth of creative minds from across the globe.

Thursday, October 27th, 2022
Superlative Gallery

On a glorious Saturday, October 29th, 2022, the vibrant realms of creativity converged as Pelangi Benua Tours orchestrated a transformative workshop, transcending borders and illuminating the artistic prowess of the Australian creative team. This captivating event witnessed the fusion of cultures and an immersive artistic journey like no other.

Guided by a shared passion for artistic exploration, Pelangi Benua Tours orchestrated a unique collaboration between the esteemed Zen1 Gallery and the awe-inspiring Superlative Gallery. Together, they curated an unprecedented experience that transcended the traditional boundaries of art education, creating an enchanting tapestry of inspiration and artistic growth.

As the sun cast its golden rays upon the picturesque landscape of Bali, the Australian creative team stepped foot into a realm where artistic expression knew no limits. Guided by the skilled hands of Bali artists, they embarked on a transformative canvas painting adventure that would shape their artistic identities forever.

Under the watchful gaze of seasoned mentors and the enchanting ambience of the Superlative Gallery, the workshop attendees were exposed to a plethora of techniques, unlocking a vast reservoir of creativity that lay dormant within. With every brushstroke and stroke of inspiration, they delved into the essence of Bali’s artistic heritage, breathing life into their own unique artistic visions.

This awe-inspiring workshop not only served as a conduit for artistic exchange but also as a testament to the power of cross-cultural collaboration. It celebrated the inherent beauty of diversity and the unifying force of art, bringing together artists from different corners of the globe in a harmonious symphony of colors, textures, and boundless imagination.

As the day drew to a close, hearts brimming with newfound inspiration and souls invigorated by the artistic immersion, Pelangi Benua Tours, Zen1 Gallery, and Superlative Gallery rejoiced in the resounding success of this transformative workshop. The bonds forged during this creative exploration would forever serve as a testament to the indomitable spirit of art, breaking down barriers and nurturing the growth of artistic communities around the world.

Step into the world of artistry and discovery, as Pelangi Benua Tours continues to nurture the creative souls from afar, enriching their artistic journeys with the magic of Bali’s artistic heritage.

Saturday, October 29th, 2022
Superlative Gallery

An Official Collaboration by The Westin Resort & Spa Ubud, Bali with the Superlative Secret Society

BALI, November 2022 — The metaverse is brought into real life with this exclusive collaboration between The Westin Ubud x Superlative Secret Society. The Superlative Secret Society (SuperlativeSS) is a unique collection of 11k programmatically generated art avatars using more than 220 pieces of aesthetic, hand-drawn artwork (NFT).

The SuperlativeSS are metaphysical beings that inhabit the Superlative Multiverse, taking on the form of pieces of art. The fruit of our artist’s imagination, Arief “Witjk” Witjaksana, this newfound iteration of art is built by a passionate team and a powerful grassroots community dedicated to supporting the next generation of artists. Launched in September 2021, all 11k of SuperlativeSS’ NFTs sold out right away to a worldwide community of NFT enthusiasts.

A blend of art and a reflection of the environment, The Westin Resort & Spa Ubud, Bali and Superlative Secret Society are honored and thrilled to announce an official collaboration. Filled with the richness of the nature and cultures of Ubud, Superlative distills that story into art. Using the brand’s signature color palette, the best of the region is portrayed through freshly harvested rice fields and some of the most beloved activities found only in Ubud. Every aspect of the artwork tells a story and is revealed the way art appeals to all of us — time.

The Westin Resort & Spa Ubud, Bali, and SuperlativeSS will hold an integrated pop-up exhibition for three (3) days, starting from November 25, 2022, at The Westin Resort & Spa Ubud, Bali. Free entry for holders of SuperlativeSS and for non-holder will be billed IDR 50,000 net per person per entry that is exchangeable for coffee or tea.

The merchandise and gifts designed for The Westin Ubud x SuperlativeSS collaborative artwork will be available at our Gift Shop. For more information, please feel free to reach out to us by call at +62 361 301 8989 or email to wh.dpswr.social@westin.com.

The Westin Resort & Spa Ubud, Bali
Jl. Lod Tunduh, Singakerta, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571