“Indonesia, Unity in Diversity”Photo Exhibition by the Federation of Photographic Society of Indonesia (FPSI)Curated by Agatha Anne Bunanta (President of Federation of Photographic Society of Indonesia)Indonesia is a country with a rich and diverse cultural heritage that is as colorful and vibrant as its landscapes and unique animals. The country is home to hundreds of distinct ethnic groups, each with their own traditions, languages, and customs that contribute to the unique tapestry of Indonesian culture. The country’s cultural heritage is enchanting, with many ancient temples such as Borobudur standing as testaments to Indonesia’s rich history and architectural prowess.Indonesia is a country of “Unity in Diversity,” a concept that emphasizes the strength and beauty of a nation’s ability to embrace and celebrate its diverse cultures, languages, religions, and traditions. With over 17,000 islands and more than 300 distinct ethnic groups, Indonesia is a melting pot of cultures each contributing to the country’s unique identity.The vibrant markets, traditional ceremonies, dance and customs further showcase the depth and beauty of Indonesia’s cultural tapestry as a home to a diverse range of ethics, traditions, and religions. Festivals and ceremonies from Bali Island to Papua, are an integral part of Indonesian culture, with colorful processions and traditional music, during religious and cultural celebrations. Funeral ceremonies are varies from Bali Island to Toraja in Sulawesi Island. The traditional dances such as the graceful Rejang, the Sacred dance of Bali to the energetic racings, showcase the artistry and skill of Indonesian performers. This exhibition displays 100 images from selected 100 Members of FPSI across the country. The spirit of togetherness is a hallmark of Indonesian culture, creating a sense of unity to amidst its cultural differences.