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The image shows an exhibit titled "MOTIF BUMI DALAM BALUTAN BATIK" (Earth Motifs Wrapped in Batik) on a dark wall. The text explains that microscopic patterns on earth's rocks, with their mineral pigments, create abstract designs that resemble ancient natural formations. This has inspired modern batik, blending geological science and traditional art, connecting Indonesia's natural wonders with its cultural heritage. The exhibit features a vertical display of six illuminated batik fabrics, arranged in two columns of three. In the left column, the top batik has a pattern of amorphous, colorful shapes in shades of pink, orange, yellow, green, and light blue. Below it, a blue batik displays a repeating motif of stylized, spiraled shells or fossils. The bottom fabric in this column is also blue with a similar shell or fossil pattern. The right column features a batik with a dense, vertical pattern of thin, elongated yellow shapes on a deep purple background at the top. The middle fabric in this column has a predominantly blue and light green pattern of irregular shapes, resembling geological strata or fractured rocks. The bottom fabric in this column is green with a repeating pattern of circular and triangular motifs, some appearing to be stylized fossils or geological formations. Small informational plaques are visible beneath each batik in the right column, and one is visible under the top left batik. The overall environment appears to be an indoor exhibition space, likely a museum or gallery, with controlled lighting. The image does not provide any specific information about the city of Bandung, Indonesia, nor does it contain any people.
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