About

Grace Anata Irlanari has been an educator since 1999, an art therapist, and has had a children's education business since 2008 under her brand name.

She's been interested in photography since she was a teenager. But the last eight years were more intense and serious. She had published some photobooks and a photozine. She is a curator, editor, and mentor for some projects.

She is a Co-Founder of the Laskar Kampungku photography community, with an Italian photographer as the founder in 2016.

She has been rebuilding together a photography ecosystem at the RAWS Syndicate Foundation, based in Bandung, Indonesia, since 2018. She is the manager of a mobile photo book library and a photo book publisher. Founder of #walkingwithraws: research and education in phototherapeutic.

Her work is a unique blend of visual storytelling and therapeutic approaches, providing a profound insight into the realm of emotions. Through her lens and artistic creations, Grace explores the intricate tapestry of human feelings, capturing moments and expressions that speak directly to the heart. Grace's work transcends traditional photography and artistry, serving as a means of healing and self-expression for both herself and her audience. With an innate talent for capturing the beauty of raw emotions, she has established herself as a notable figure in the world of photography and art.

Grace Anata's work is a source of inspiration for those seeking solace, self-discovery, and emotional connection through art. Her commitment to exploring the human psyche through her craft has earned her recognition not only as a skilled photographer and artist but also as a beacon of emotional exploration and healing.