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This media file captures a display of two framed artworks on a plain white wall, beneath a larger banner titled "Karya Insan Transjakarta" (Works by Transjakarta People/Individuals), indicating an exhibition related to the public transportation system in Jakarta. The top framed artwork is a colorful drawing. It depicts a blue Transjakarta bus on a road, with a family of five (two adults and three children) standing nearby. In the background, there's a bright orange sun, clouds, birds, and tall buildings. An Indonesian flag is also visible on the left. Text directly on the drawing reads "transjakarta Kebanggaan Keluarga" (Transjakarta Family Pride) and "Nama Mallyka Umur : 9 Th". A label placed beneath this artwork identifies the artist as Ronald Aditya Solaiman, aged 13, and titles the piece "Connecting the Life of Jakarta". Ronald's parents are listed as Didik Solaiman. The second framed artwork, located below the first, is a watercolor-style illustration. It shows a man wearing a face mask and a striped shirt, standing at a counter or payment station. He has one hand placed on a card reader, suggesting an interaction with a public transport fare system. A bottle of hand sanitizer is visible on the counter to his right. The "Jak Lingko" logo is seen in the top left corner of the drawing. A label beneath this artwork identifies the artist as Faiz Kenzie Hamizan, aged 7, with the title "Naik Transjakarta" (Riding Transjakarta). His parents are Rahmat Hartanta. The artworks, likely from a children's art competition or exhibition, celebrate Transjakarta and public transport in Jakarta, Indonesia. The presence of the mask and hand sanitizer in Faiz Kenzie Hamizan's piece suggests a contemporary reflection on health and safety protocols during public transit use.
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