Dea Ratna

@dearatna.bsky.social

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Sometimes writer, sometimes artist, sometimes photographer, always storyteller.

A photo of the cover of a zine titled Queer Love Destroys Settler Colonialism. The cover features a rainbow in the middle and monochrome flowers on the lower half
a blue monochrome picture of the National Monument in Jakarta, Indonesia along with the words There Has Never Been A Pride Parade In Indonesia. To the right of the image, there is a preview of the essay, There Has Never Been A Pride Parade in Indonesia written by Hypercaring 5 a.k.a. Dea Ratna
The album cover for Wicked Original Broadway Cast Recording
A screenshot of the PlayStation mobile app showing a banner for Ramadan Deals up to 75%
A picture of the cover of the Complete ElfQuest Volume one. On the page there is Cutter, an elf and the protagonist of the series, brandishing his blade, New Moon. Behind him is his companion wolf, big enough for Cutter to ride on. At his feet are two other elves, Skywise, holding his own blade, and Redlance, splayed on the ground. In front of Redlance is his lifemate, Nightfall, reaching out towards him. In the background, there is a shadowy figure riding a wolf and holding a bow heading towards the group. The names Wendy Pini and Richard Pini are shown, the creators of ElfQuest
A screenshot of the game Marvel SNAP showing the user has reached Infinite rank
A black and white photo of a flower arrangement with the statement "IKUT BERDUKA CITA ATAS KEMATIAN SENI LUKIS KITA" which roughly translates to "Condolences on the death of our paintings."
A screenshot of Today's highlights from Medium Daily Digest. The first article is titled 'The Bizzare Painting that Shows a Boy Peeing On His Mother' and the second article is titled 'Don't Panic, All I Want To Do Is Pee, I Promise'
A calico cat sleeping with her belly up on a black office chair
A screenshot of text that reads "Meanwhile, I also received an urgent email from UTA Artist Space: “Devon (who we represent) nor UTA was given a chance to respond to this very negative and one-sided article.” I wrote back that I had never heard of an artist demanding to comment on a review in advance, but that if Rodriguez or UTA wanted to write a reply, we would publish it."
A photo of a small sculpture of a man riding on a miniature ox with a dog biting and pulling at the tail of the ox. The sculpture is in front of a glass window that look out into the mall. The man is holding the ox's horns and is staring gleefully at the shops on the other side of the glass.