Curator, Supersonik #27: Random Brothers + Dalilektra performance, with installation by Coune, Institut Français d’Indonésie (IFI), Jakarta, Indonesia

The electronic duo Random Brothers by Blood (Randy Danistha and Nara Anindyaguna), part of Stevesmith Production, collaborated with Dalilektra’s vocalist (Dea Dalila). Sharing the same vision that everything is a process (including art creation), these musicians teamed up with artist co.une (Hilzam Hindami), to create an installation piece.

Each musician here is free to establish their own rule, constantly improvising, proving that creation is always a work-in-progress and that there are no limits to it.

Curated by Lalune (Amanda Ariawan), Supersonik #27 aims to push boundaries in contemporary music and art through concert and exhibition.  

Click here to watch the after-movie on YouTube.

About the artists Random Brothers, Dea Dalila (Dalilektra), and co.une (Hilzam Hindami)

Random Brothers by Blood is an Indonesian creative collective known for blending art, technology, and social commentary into immersive experiences. Founded by Randy Danistha and Nara Anindyaguna, the group collaborates with artists, musicians, and technologists to produce works that challenge societal norms and provoke thought. Learn more about them and their works on random-brothers.com.

Dea Dalila (b. 1992, Jakarta) is an Indonesian singer, composer, and multidisciplinary artist. She first gained recognition as the original female vocalist of the pop group HiVi!, known for her distinctive vocal style. After departing from the group, Dea embarked on a solo career, exploring a fusion of music and visual arts under the name Dalilektra. Her work often delves into themes of identity, spirituality, and transformation, blending elements of sound, performance, and visual storytelling. Find her on Instagram @dea_dalila.

Hilzam Hindami, also known by his artistic moniker co.une or Coune, is an Indonesian multidisciplinary artist whose work spans performance, installation, and digital media. He is recognised for his innovative explorations of virtual identity, immersive environments, and the intersection of technology and art.