This exhibition features a diverse set of artworks in several genres. There is a few paragraphs of the blurb I found helpful.
With its distinctive fusion of styles and influences, the art of Eko Nugroho defies categorisation.
Working across drawing, painting, sculpture, animation and embroidery, this acclaimed Indonesian artist draws inspiration from Javanese traditions such as wayang theatre and batik, as well as street art, science fiction, comic books and other forms of popular culture.
His immersive installation Lot lost 2013-15 takes us to the streets of Yogyakarta, the artistic and revolutionary capital of Indonesia where Nugroho has been based for the past two decades. The work presents a finely attuned, darkly humoured and – as always – wildly imaginative look at everyday life and politics in Indonesia.
The works vary from cartoon style creations on the floor to large single colour statues that look like Michelin men, through crocheted or needle point rug hangings. When I was there there were lots of young kids creating in the space inspired by the artist’s work.
http://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/exhibitions/eko-nugroho/
Pics below gives a sense of Negroho’s art