"A 69 day Suryagrafi experiment in the traditional village of Gebong Memarong, Bangka. This simple tin-can camera not only captured the sun’s path but also collected moisture and water that seeped in. The result? A beautiful distortion. The wet photographic paper reacts to the light, transforming the sun’s path into abstract patterns resembling microscopic images or watercolor paintings. Blue, black, and white blend into a visual record of 69 days amidst Bangka’s biodiversity and traditional culture. Sometimes, technical “flaws” give rise to the most honest works."