At Idea Fest, I spoke alongside artists Darbots and Hard Thirteen, with the session moderated by Nin Djani, Curatorial Manager and Head of Education at Museum MACAN. The discussion focused on the growth of Indonesian street art and its increasing recognition on global platforms. Themes included diversity, body positivity, and the ways cultural exchange can support emerging artists. I shared personal experiences from my mural practice, reflecting on how local and global contexts influence artistic development and creative decision-making. The session also explored how street art can foster community engagement, cultural dialogue, and cross-cultural understanding. The conversation offered an opportunity to connect with audiences and other artists, highlighting the evolving role of street art as both a local and international cultural practice.