Artouch, 典藏藝術網, published Li Jing Hua's review of the eighteenth Jogja Biennale on 6 November 2025, under a headline on revisiting the link between body and world at Kawruh: Tanah Lelaku.
A substantial passage, headed on Hashel Al Lamki and the weaving of memory through cloves, looks at Clove, kanga cloth, batik, and Indian Ocean trade routes. The in article photograph shows the work in a supermarket that was still under construction, and is credited to Li. The gallery is not named. The review's opening image is another artist's work; this card uses the photograph of Clove.
The eighteenth Jogja Biennale was then on view in Yogyakarta.
Li describes cloth that holds memory across oceans, and the way dust rose from an unfinished floor as visitors walked around the work. The passage is long enough to be a section of the review, not a parenthetical mention.
Tabari represents Hashel Al Lamki.
