Adriel Arizon, a former architect turned artist, found his voice outside formal art schools. In the Equation of Similarity, he reveals the divine in the discarded and the art within us all.

Bimo Kusumo Yudo, Hari Laksono, and Mireya are voiceover talents across generations. In the Equation of Similarity, they show how voice can move not just ears—but hearts.

Hamdan Hamedan empowers Indonesia’s global youth and diaspora athletes, shaping policies that spotlight national talent. In the Equation of Similarity, he shares how nurturing the diaspora fuels a stronger sporting future.

Isha Hening, a visual artist and VJ, shapes Indonesia’s visual scene with motion graphics that light up top festivals and art spaces.

In the Equation of Similarity, she decodes the X of visual storytelling—how images speak when words can’t, forging deeper connections.

Marlistya Citraningrum, a climate policy expert, sees reading and writing as tools for clarity and critical thinking. In the Equation of Similarity, she invites us to find our X through reflection and storytelling.

Metta Setiandi, a multidisciplinary artist exploring ancestry and modern life. In the Equation of Similarity, she invites us to feel the layers of heritage through art and design.

Ryan Adriandhy, the animator behind Indonesia’s highest-admission film Jumbo. In the Equation of Similarity, he explores creating authentic, emotionally resonant characters.

Sandy Budimansyah, a culinary entrepreneur, redefines sushi and seafood culture in Indonesia with local ingredients and sustainable practices. In the Equation of Similarity, he brings raw insight and real solutions.

Sofwan Amin, a Betawi content creator, reshapes culture with fresh, fun content. In the Equation of Similarity, he invites us to rediscover the power of our roots and identity.

Tri Maharani, an emergency medicine specialist, leads Indonesia’s fight against snakebite envenoming. In the Equation of Similarity, she shows how courage starts with knowledge and quiet service.