Amanda Tjhin is a filmmaker, photographer, and artistic researcher whose work focuses on experimental narrative and documentary filmmaking. Her work, rooted in movement, identity, and space, explores the fluid nature of belonging while navigating the intersections of queerness and her personal history. Her visual endeavors uncover the hidden meanings of everyday life, forming poetic reflections and abstractions on how people are shaped by their environments. As she is deeply inspired by the phrase, “bertukar pikiran,” an Indonesian phrase that directly translates to “exchange of minds,”...
