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Pujiyanto Pujiyanto

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ID8805732
NAMEPujiyanto Pujiyanto
GIVEN NAMESPujiyanto
FAMILY NAMEPujiyanto
SIGNATUREPUJIYANTO P
AFFILIATIONSState University of Malang
ORCID0000-0001-8004-2179
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR6
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX0
  • Collective memory in traditional bèsèk packaging

    Open Access•Andika Agung Sutrisno, Bambang Sunarto et al.•ARTICLE•International Journal of Visual…•2024

    This research examines the design of basic packaging for traditional culinary products at Omah Jênang Kêtan Kelapa Sari Blitar, using it as a case study. It critically evaluates the relationship between traditional culinary products, effective packaging, and labels. Bèsèk packaging not only protects culinary products from damage but also enhances their appeal with a natural and traditional look. The packaging label provides essential information …

  • Communication Presentation of Indonesian Identity Figures at the Ramayana Ballet at Prambanan

    Open Access•Robby Hidajat, Pujiyanto Pujiyanto et al.•ARTICLE•PERSPEKTIF•2022

    This study focuses on the performing arts of tourism by examining the identity of performing arts that communicate local culture. Remembering the identity of a country becomes very quickly and easily captured through the performing arts of tourism. This article examines the identity of performing arts that tell the story of the Ramayana, which is characterized by Indonesia. In this communication process, there are two interactive paths, namely fr…

  • Aesthetical Transformation of Ramayana Performing Arts in Indonesia and Thailand

    Open Access•Robby Hidajat, Pujiyanto Pujiyanto et al.•ARTICLE•KnE Social Sciences•2021

    Over the years, the methods of preserving traditional performing arts have undergone a transformation in many states of Southeast Asia. In that, the performing art societies in Indonesia and Thailand have also made a shift in their conservation strategy from organizing the performing arts as a sacred rite with few participants to massive shows to entertain bigger audiences. This research intended to review the role of Maecenas (art protector) in …

  • Visual Rhetoric in the Design Process Based on Local Wisdom

    Open Access•Novian Wahyu Firmansyah, Andika Agung Sutrisno et al.•ARTICLE•KnE Social Sciences•2021

    The visual perspective of rhetoric is relatively new in the discipline of rhetoric. Perspective knowledge has begun to be generated about how visual images operate symbolically, although there is not a coherent theory. The key to a rhetorical perspective on the image is that the rhetorical perspective focuses on the rhetorical response of the image rather than on aesthetics. Visual rhetoric as perspective is not a theory with construction and axo…

  • The Aesthetics of the Hanoman Character in the Performing Arts of the Indonesia-Thailand Ramayana Stories

    Open Access•Robby Hidajat, Pujiyanto Pujiyanto et al.•ARTICLE•KnE Social Sciences•2021

    This article explains the aesthetics of the Hanoman character in the performing arts of the Indonesia-Thailand Ramayana stories. Ramayana stories are written by Valmiki from India, and Hanoman is described as a “white monkey” in these stories. Indonesia and Thailand are two states in Southeast Asia where the characters in the Ramayana stories undergo the so-called adaptation process. Hanoman is one of the characters. Therefore, the objective of t…

  • Aesthetical Transformation on Ramayana Stories of Indonesia- Thailand Versions

    Open Access•Robby Hidajat, Pujiyanto Pujiyanto et al.•ARTICLE•Advances in Social Science,…•2021

    Aesthetical transformation of Ramayana stories in Indonesia and Thailand has a power that can substantiate the existence of each entity in developing their own culture. Aesthetical aspect are presented in various expression media, including visual art (fine art) and performing art. Ramayana performing arts in Indonesia and Thailand is leaning on Hindu spirituality and has been adapted as a part of local expression. Both Indonesia and Thailand ver…

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  • Aesthetical Transformation of Ramayana Performing Arts in Indonesia and Thailand

    Open Access•Robby Hidajat, Pujiyanto Pujiyanto et al.•ARTICLE•KnE Social Sciences•2021

    Over the years, the methods of preserving traditional performing arts have undergone a transformation in many states of Southeast Asia. In that, the performing art societies in Indonesia and Thailand have also made a shift in their conservation strategy from organizing the performing arts as a sacred rite with few participants to massive shows to entertain bigger audiences. This research intended to review the role of Maecenas (art protector) in …

  • Visual Rhetoric in the Design Process Based on Local Wisdom

    Open Access•Novian Wahyu Firmansyah, Andika Agung Sutrisno et al.•ARTICLE•KnE Social Sciences•2021

    The visual perspective of rhetoric is relatively new in the discipline of rhetoric. Perspective knowledge has begun to be generated about how visual images operate symbolically, although there is not a coherent theory. The key to a rhetorical perspective on the image is that the rhetorical perspective focuses on the rhetorical response of the image rather than on aesthetics. Visual rhetoric as perspective is not a theory with construction and axo…

  • The Aesthetics of the Hanoman Character in the Performing Arts of the Indonesia-Thailand Ramayana Stories

    Open Access•Robby Hidajat, Pujiyanto Pujiyanto et al.•ARTICLE•KnE Social Sciences•2021

    This article explains the aesthetics of the Hanoman character in the performing arts of the Indonesia-Thailand Ramayana stories. Ramayana stories are written by Valmiki from India, and Hanoman is described as a “white monkey” in these stories. Indonesia and Thailand are two states in Southeast Asia where the characters in the Ramayana stories undergo the so-called adaptation process. Hanoman is one of the characters. Therefore, the objective of t…

  • Aesthetical Transformation on Ramayana Stories of Indonesia- Thailand Versions

    Open Access•Robby Hidajat, Pujiyanto Pujiyanto et al.•ARTICLE•Advances in Social Science,…•2021

    Aesthetical transformation of Ramayana stories in Indonesia and Thailand has a power that can substantiate the existence of each entity in developing their own culture. Aesthetical aspect are presented in various expression media, including visual art (fine art) and performing art. Ramayana performing arts in Indonesia and Thailand is leaning on Hindu spirituality and has been adapted as a part of local expression. Both Indonesia and Thailand ver…

  • Communication Presentation of Indonesian Identity Figures at the Ramayana Ballet at Prambanan

    Open Access•Robby Hidajat, Pujiyanto Pujiyanto et al.•ARTICLE•PERSPEKTIF•2022

    This study focuses on the performing arts of tourism by examining the identity of performing arts that communicate local culture. Remembering the identity of a country becomes very quickly and easily captured through the performing arts of tourism. This article examines the identity of performing arts that tell the story of the Ramayana, which is characterized by Indonesia. In this communication process, there are two interactive paths, namely fr…

  • Collective memory in traditional bèsèk packaging

    Open Access•Andika Agung Sutrisno, Bambang Sunarto et al.•ARTICLE•International Journal of Visual…•2024

    This research examines the design of basic packaging for traditional culinary products at Omah Jênang Kêtan Kelapa Sari Blitar, using it as a case study. It critically evaluates the relationship between traditional culinary products, effective packaging, and labels. Bèsèk packaging not only protects culinary products from damage but also enhances their appeal with a natural and traditional look. The packaging label provides essential information …

Cultural and Artistic Studies (6 works) · Art (4 works) · Visual arts (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · History (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · The arts (3 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Community-based Tourism Development and Sustainability (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works)

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