Oddly, though like military aircraft, in the wreck of the fuselage scattered dozens of sacks of soybeans. The plane smashed was not a real event, but a collaborative installation works by sculptor Yogya Budi Umartopo Barnabas. »This work is a protest against the country that always rely on imports tens of agricultural commodities, including soybeans," said Budi told Tempo on Sunday December 23, 2012.
Artists alumnus Art Institute Yogyakarta plane crash in 1987 says paper entitled 'Over Weight' is a work of aftershocks posted Sunday morning December 23, 2012 to complement the exhibition titled 'Last Crop' which has held Community Garda Matra since late September to 31 December. »I accidentally put in the morning before the busy people, for surprise," said Budi. The exhibition is curated by filmmaker Garin Nugroho.
To make the fuselage near the original scale, Budi since two months ago began hunting waste alumnium sheet in a print shop in Yogyakarta for recycling. He managed to gain about 40 pounds of aluminum sheet former paperplate he bought cheap Rp 16 thousand per kilogram. Lembara he united with aluminum welding techniques and eventually form the fuselage. »I made the plane helped six people, with about 1.5 months of full-time," said Budi.
As a work of site specific installation patterned Budi put the plane in the rice fields close to harvest with measuring 25x9 meters rented to farmers Rp 800 thousand by the end of this year. »There are also people who mbesengut face fitting planes in pairs," said Budi laugh. But on the contrary there is an enthusiasm for his field ruffled art exhibition.
In the region there are now 25 giant art installations scattered in the middle of paddy fields. There are works of brain-shaped chunk of red, baby pensive figure, until the goddess Athena.
This exhibition will be taken around the Java, while on display in paddy fields.
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