©
Gavski: This is Bali
©
Gavski: Ubud
©
Gavski: Juliawan and Made working in my iVedis
©
Gavski: There are workshops in the street like this all over Bali.
©
Gavski: Kencut carving. Balinese chisels do not have handles.
©
Gavski: Sanngha shrine at Gunung Kawi Sebatu
©
Gavski: Another roadside woodcarving workshop
©
Gavski: Ubud is also the centre for painting
©
Gavski: The markets around Ubud and Sukawati are full of this stuff... some authentic traditional... some more aimed at the tourists.
©
Gavski: The entrance to someone's house
©
Gavski: Pura Gunung Lebah, Ubud
©
Gavski: This is still real Bali. For how much longer?...
©
Gavski: My wife Fey, with a canang offering at a ceremony in the home temple of one of my carvers in Ubud.
©
Gavski: Hindu ceremony at a temple in Ubud
©
Gavski: Pura Pabean, North Bali
©
Gavski: Fey, Sun Salutation, dawn, Borobodur, Central Java.
©
Gavski: Fey in meditation, dawn, Borobodur, Central Java.
©
Gavski: Sanggha in the rice padis, Bali
©
Gavski: There are over 20,000 temples like this in Bali
©
Gavski: These rice padis and the subak water management system are at the heart of Balinese culture
©
Gavski: Indonesian carving is right up there with the best anywhere
©
Gavski: Seems like the whole of Bali is like this...
©
Gavski: the hypnotic rhythms of pattern and repetition are like a mantra in 3d form
©
Gavski: Sarasvati, Hindu deity of knowledge and art
©
Gavski: so many spaces like this everywhere you go....
©
Gavski: Jatiluwih. World Heritage.
©
Gavski: Pura Dalem Agung Padangtegal, Monkey Forest, Ubud
©
Gavski: Bali is still full of places like this... as soon as you get away from the tourist centres
©
Gavski: Pura Gunung Kawi Sebatu
©
Gavski: Agung