By Honorary Reporter Monthi Rosselini from Indonesia
Photos = Korean Cultural Center in Jakarta
Ambiguous Dance Company, a contemporary dance group from Korea, from Oct. 2-3 performed "Fever in Jakarta" at Korea 360, a cultural promotional center in Jakarta, Indonesia, following shows in Singapore.
Ambiguous Dance Company on Oct. 3 performs in Indonesia for the first time at the main atrium of Korea 360 in Jakarta, Indonesia.
The performance was part of "Touring K-Arts," a cultural program organized in collaboration with Korea's Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Korean Cultural Center in Indonesia and Korea Foundation for International Cultural Exchange.
Ambiguous is known for its unique approach to contemporary dance. Rather than relying on complex choreography or formal movements, the dancers often use playful gestures and sudden shifts in rhythm.
An Ambiguous Dance Company dancer on Oct. 3 performs wearing a colorful outfit featuring saekdong (multi-colored striped) patterns at the main atrium of Korea 360 in Jakarta, Indonesia.
The group also has a fashion style called "Hip Joseon," which mixes traditional elements with modern streetwear. Their outfits include colorful
saekdong (multi-colored striped) patterns and Hanbok-inspired shapes combined with suits, neon socks and bucket hats. The dancers also often wear sunglasses, a signature accessory.
Other cultural activities were held like traditional games and cosmetics experiences.
Ambiguous Dance Company on Oct. 3 performs at the main atrium of Korea 360 in Jakarta, Indonesia.
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