Original artwork description:

I live in a village with my family around the outskirts of the city which is cool, beautiful and pleasant. This is where we gathered and enjoyed the very cool and beautiful natural scenery. In a place far from the hustle and bustle of the city. I feel peace and tranquility when I am in this village. Because this village is surrounded by vast rice fields, mountains and hills that make it cool, clean rivers that flow beautifully and there are several temples left by our ancestors.
Every morning, the sound of a rooster crowing wakes up the villagers who are still asleep. The sun slowly appears to reveal its bright light. I walked out of the house and saw rice fields in front of the farmer's house. There are some rice fields planted with rice that are still green which feels cool, there are some that are yellow which looks beautiful, and there is also a farmer who is plowing his field which has not yet been planted with rice. Apart from that, farmers also look for grass for their pets such as goats, buffalo and cows. In this village, the average population works as farmers because they take advantage of the surrounding conditions without destroying the natural beauty around them. Apart from planting rice, many local residents also plant vegetables such as kale, spinach, cucumber, long beans, etc., and many also plant tubers such as cassava, sweet potatoes, potatoes, etc. and there are also coconut trees, palm trees, and fruits such as mango trees, durian, papaya, bananas, oranges, jackfruit, etc. So, to meet their daily needs they don't have to buy from the market which is quite far away because their needs are already available from their own gardening.
Residents in this village are very dependent on the natural surroundings, such as water flowing from the mountains for their daily lives, there are also some who still use latrines because in each resident's house there are several ponds in which there are many different types of fish to meet their needs.

Materials used:

acrylik on canvas

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