Reda Adi Pratama's punk-infused digital illustrations conjure dystopian nightclub fantasies
Reda Adi Pratama, an illustrator and product designer based in Jakarta, creates digital art that combines punk influences with DIY fanzine aesthetics. Using Photoshop and a Wacom pen, his figurative works mimic a screen print style filled with messy, vibrant textures. He refers to his style as "neo post tresholdism," mixing everyday items with darker, imaginative narratives. Music inspires him to turn androids and strange creatures into "vessels of sound." His art intertwines dystopian themes with spiritual elements, drawing from trading cards and films like Eternal Family TV. Reda emphasizes that "imperfect textures help me express internal experiences in a more genuine and lively way." His pieces, including Bios Potrait and Sycofantasy, are all dated 2026.
Key facts
- Reda Adi Pratama is a Jakarta-based illustrator and product designer.
- His work is described as punky, imperfect visions of a fantastical future.
- He uses Photoshop and a Wacom pen to create digital illustrations.
- His style mimics screen print with goopy, scatty textures.
- He coined the term 'neo post tresholdism' for his artistic practice.
- Music influences his work, creating navigational pathways and turning figures into 'vessels of sound'.
- Inspirations include trading cards and the film Eternal Family TV.
- His works include titles like Bios Potrait, No bad Feeling Todays, Deep Distance, Dive the Noise, Listen and Drawing, Mushroom Blooms and Human Comes, Sycofantasy, Reinfrom, and Maribou, all dated 2026.
Entities
Artists
- Reda Adi Pratama
Institutions
- It's Nice That
Locations
- Jakarta
- Indonesia