Tino Djumini photographer, videographer, web designer, and lecturer in audiovisual arts whose works are published and presented through books, exhibitions, webdesigns, video-, and animation productions. www.tinodjumini.com www.spotlightnewmedia.com

1. I n t r o d u c t i o n
Tino was born in Indonesia, but raised
in the Netherlands. After graduating
from the Academy of fine Arts (Artez)
in majors audiovisual media and
photography he continued his career on
an international level as photographer,
filmmaker, and graphic designer. Tino
is residing in Jakarta and runs a digital
design studio (Spotlight New Media)
that is specialized in audiovisual- and
new media productions.
E d u c a t i o n
B a c k g r o u n d
1998 -2001 Graduated Cum Laude from the Academy of
Fine Arts Arnhem (Artez), Netherlands
1995 -1998 Studied Dutch Law and Philosophy
Tino successfully accomplished comprehensive projects
for institutions such as the Royal Institute of Southeast
Asian and Caribbean Studies (KITLV), the Netherlands
Red Cross, the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Nether-
lands and the Erasmus Huis in Jakarta. Several times he
was awarded grants and participated in exhibitions world-
wide. Tino is affiliated with renowned institutions such as
the Erasmus Huis in Jakarta and is a contributor for print
and online media.
• Excellent communication skills in: English, Indonesia and Dutch
language.
• Excellent skills in working with computers and software
applications: Office, Photoshop, InDesign, Premier, HTML5
• Excellent skills in project management, strategy, planning and
concept development.
S p e c i a l t i e s
Founder and director, Spotlight New Media
A digital design studio based in Jakarta. The
studio is specialized in the development and
creation of websites, digital apps, short videos
animation and interactive learning materials.
www.spotlightnewmedia.com
2014 Guest teacher, visual arts at Al Jabr School,
Pondok Labu, South Jakarta.
2016 Lecturer in contemporary photography and new
2015 media at the Arts Institute Jakarta (IKJ).
P h o t o g r a p h y P r o j e c t s
W o r k i n g e x p e r i e n c e
• project manager, lecturer
• photographer, director, cameraman
• graphic designer, web developer
2011 Programme Coordinator Cemara6 Art Centre,
Jakarta
Overall management of daily tasks and opera-
tions: program activities, strategy and planning,
online marketing, promotion and community
outreach.
2016 Photography Assignment for Terre des
Hommes, Netherlands
2016
2010
2015 Project manager Citybooks-Jakarta
Unique series of city portraits through words and
pictures by up and coming literary talents and
artists. www.citybooks.eu
Photo story about Hernawatti,
one of the beneficiaries who
received a grant from Terre des
Homme’ Netherlands .
‘Then and before’, Jakarta.
2016 Freelance photographer for Erasmus Huis,
Jakarta
Documenting and photo-
graphing the regular cultural
events, exhibitions, work-
shops, performances that take
place at Erasmus Huis.
‘Opening ceremony of the FX
Harsono exhibition, Erasmus Huis,
Jakarta.
2016 Photography Workshops: “Story behind the
image”
In these series of lectures on
contemporary photography
it’s all about storytelling and
how to translate your ideas
into fascinating and uniqe
images.
Coming June 2016 at Reading
Room, Kemang Utara, Jakarta.
2016 “Relatives / Kerabat”
Exhibition of my lifetime
photography project Relatives/
Kerabat that will be on display
at the Johnsson’s museum of
arts, New York this year 2016.
2010 “Ground beneath my Feet”
Photographic series about Indonesian family life
and households in kampongs.
2015 “Photo documentation Starysa School”
Promotion materials for online
and printing media; brochure,
website, newsletters, etc.
Flyingstar daycare and Starysa
School, Cinere, Jakarta.
2013 “Mapping History”
2014 “Soul of Autism”
Curating photography exhibition, picturing se
ries of children with special needs. Photographs
by Amran Malik Hakim. Jakarta Arts Institute, Taman
Ismail Marzuki, Jakarta.
2015 “Photography Exhibition, Citybooks Jakarta”
Curating the Exhibition that
shows a series of photographs
on Kota Tua, Jakarta
Commissioned by the Embassy of
the Kingdom of the Netherlands
and Erasmus Huis, Jakarta.
Photography assignment
about cultural heritage sites in
Jakarta
Commissioned by the Embassy of
the Kingdom of the Netherlands
and KITLV, Jakarta.
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2. 2009 Water Sanitair Community Based First Aid
( WATSAN-CBFA) Program Indonesia
Photography documentary and
promotion materials.
Commissioned by the Netherlands
Red Cross in c/o with Akzo Nobel
and Indonesia Red Cross, Jakarta.
2003 “Nice Boy”
2000 “Georgians”
A photographic series in black and white cap-
tured at the filmset during the making of the
feature film “Magonia” by Dutch film Director
Ineke Smits, Tbilisi, Georgia.
2002 Promotion materials and house style designs
Leaflets, newsletters, brochures.
Commissioned by Kunstgebouw an institute that
initiates cultural projects in the Netherlands.
V i d e o D o c u m e n t a r i e s
Documentary series that tells about daily life
and work of contemporary Indonesian artists; up
coming and renown.
This series aims to foster appreciation for Indo-
nesia arts and culture that have yet been
highlighted among mainstream media.
Produced by Spotlight New Media
2016 “Arts in Motion”
Music video for Jafuzz Cobre, an
Indonesian band, homebased in
Jakarta. Their music is a fusion of
ethnic, traditional and contem-
porary jazz. Produced by spotlight
New Media
2016 “Pesambahan by Jafuzz Cobre”
Series of one minute video por-
traits picturing 24 hours Jakarta
from dusk till dawn.
Produced by Spotlight New Media
Commisioned by Netherlands Embassy
in Jakarta, de Buren Brussels
2015 “Jakarta City One Minute”
Director of music video for
Haddad Alwi, an Indonesian
singer. His music is a mixture of
pop, dangdut and moslim culture.
Produced by Spotlight New Media
Commisioned by Haddad Alwi, Jakarta
2014 “Haddad Alwi”
2014 “On the Ground Reporter Indonesia”
Camera work for award winning
documentary game with Butch
and Sundance.
Produced by Butch and Sundance.
Commisioned by publisher, Nether-
lands
A documentary about the tradi-
tional Javanese dance Bedhoyo
Septo.
Produced by spotlight New Media and
Pujastungkara Agung
2013 “Bedhoyo Septo, the sacred dance”
R e l a t e d P r o j e c t s
Dutch language lesson in one
minute. Online learning video/
animation.
Production by Spotlight New Media.
Commissioned by Erasmus Taal
Centrum, Jakarta
Online Quiz Game
by Spotlight New Media
Commissioned by
Erasmus Huis, Jakarta.
The project has been funded with
support from the Embassy of the
Kingdom of the Netherlands in
Jakarta
2013 “Een Minuut Nederlandse Taalles”
2014 “Kota Tua Jakarta”
2012 “The Rediscovery of Singosari”
Website design and art direc-
tion.
Commissioned by Museum Nasional
Indonesia and Rijksmuseum voor
Volkenkunde Leiden. Financial
contributions from the Embassy of
the Kingdom of the Netherlands,
Jakarta.
“Photographic search” for
identity through family por-
traits of Indonesian young-
sters and their foster families
in the Netherlands.
Financial contributions from: Het
Amsterdams Fonds voor de Kunst,
Het Prins Bernhard Cultuur Fonds,
Erasmus Huis, and Hivos.
Leaflets, newsletters, bro-
chures.
Commissioned by Biro Oktroi Roos-
seno (BOR), Jakarta.
2003 “Promotion materials and house style designs ”
Documentary in the form of a
visual poem that centers around
various religious communities
whose daily life have been affect-
ed by climate change, in progress.
Produced by Spotlight New Media
2016 “Water, end of days”
P h o t o g r a p h y P r o j e c t s
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3. P u b l i c a t i o n s E x h i b i t i o n s
2007 “Picturing Relations”
Arts Exchange, Exhibition; Simryn Gill and Tino
Djumini at National University of Singapore (NUS).
2008 “Indonesian Dreams”: Reflections of Society
revelations of the Self
Photography Exhibition at Erasmus Huis, Jakarta.
Artist, curator and project manager in collabo-
ration with KITLV-Jakarta and Erasmus Huis,
Jakarta.
2012 “GenIus”: Indonesia Contemporary Art
and Design (ICAD)
Contemporary Art and Design exhibition at
Hotel Grand Kemang, Jakarta.
2004 “TRANS INDONESIA”
Group exhibition of contemporary Indonesia
visual arts at Govett Brewster Gallery, New
Plymouth, New Zealand.
2003 “Nice Boy”
Touring solo exhibtions, workshops: Jakarta,
Bandung, Yogyakarta, Leiden, Netherlands.
2007 “CUT”
Group exhibition of contemporary Indonesia visual
arts at Valentine Willy Art Gallery (Malaysia).
2006 “Relatives/Kerabat”
Solo exhibitions photography; Cemara6 Art
Centre, Rumah Seni Yaitu (Semarang).
Project manager book publication
writtent city portraits of Jakarta,
Published by Citybooks, in collabora-
tion with de Buren, Erasmus taalcen-
trum.
Financial contributions from the Embassy of
the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Jakarta.
2007 “Photographs of Aceh from the KITLV collections
2015 “Citybooks Jakarta”
2008 “Indonesian dreams”: Reflections on society
revelations of the self.
Photo exhibition and book
publication: Published by
KITLV-Jakarta and Yayasan
Pustaka Obor Indonesia.
Financial contributions from
KITLV, Hivos, Erasmus Huis and the
Embassy of the Kingdom of the
Netherlands in Jakarta.
Design catalogue that was
published in conjunction
with the exhibition that took
place in Banda Aceh.
Financial contributions from
KITLV and Badan Renovasi dan
Rehabilitasi (BRR).
2003 “Nice Boy” Design catalogue that was
published in conjunction
with the exhibition “Nice
Boy” at Cemara 6 Art Centre,
Jakarta.
Financial contributions from: Het
Amsterdams Fonds voor de Kunst,
Het Prins Bernhard Cultuur Fonds,
Erasmus Huis, and Hivos.
Photo exhibitions and book
publication, picturing con-
temporary Indonesian fami-
lies and households on Java,
Bali and Lombok, Published
by KITLV-Press. With an essay
by Ayu Utami Commissioned
by KITLV.
2006 “Relatives / Kerabat”
A r t i s t S t a t e m e n t
My habits to draw cartoon characters on class tables
and toilet doors which had a close resemblance with the
people around me, were probably one of the reasons I
applied to study at the Academy of Fine Arts in Arnhem
(ARTeZ). In the early stage, drawing and painting caught
my attention. But soon photography and the camera
became the primary tools for expression.
After studying philosophy and Dutch law at the
University in Nijmegen I was accepted at the Art
Institute. I ever touched a camera, the Polaroid of my
father and the pocket camera that belonged to my
mother. The holiday snapshots I often had a look at as
well with the pictures from the family album became an
inspiration.
My first and “serious” photo I took during my study
years, a self portrait that was shot on black and white
film. Two mirrors, the automatic timer, an office desk
lamp and tripot were all to make the picture. I rebuild
my bathroom into a dark room where I processed my
own negatives. Until today I still process and print my
own black and white pictures. This process is just as
valuable to me as the making of the pictures itself.
During my studies I started learning to think in light-
and dark tones, black and white and everything in
between. The grey tones are the colours, the gradations
that bring impressions and harmony together. Out
school I started working on assignments from friends,
acquaintances, and relatives.
My first photograph I sold during the third year of my
study. A large print of a woman that passes by. I took
the picture from the doorstep of a Georgian café which
had a view on the street. For me taking photographs
starts with “thinking”. Asking myself: Where is home
and what is the true meaning of identity, culture and
family?.
I strive to create images that are timeless, moments that
reveal and touch upon the essence of the human being.
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