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Humanities and Arts

Interpretation of Natural Deconstruction Trough Pandemic Covid-19 Situation Based on “The Garden of Earthly Prosperity in Ground Zero”

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Nur Rizki arista,

Nur Rizki arista

Diponegoro University, Magister of Literature Department,

aristarizki@students.undip.ac.id


Mudjahirin Thohir

Mudjahirin Thohir

2Diponegoro University, Magister of Literature Department

aristarizki@students.undip.ac.id


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Doi: https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/202131702022

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Abstract

"The Garden of Earthly Prosperity in Ground Zero" is a work of art by Isur Suroso. The painting reflects the story of the Sinom song in the text Babad Diponegoro. This fine art tells the story of Prince Diponegoro when he was raised by his great-grandmother in Tegalrejo Village, Yogyakarta. Tegalrejo Village has a simple community pattern. The beautiful natural environments in Tegalrejo Village are silent witnesses to Prince Diponegoro's life. This research aims to describe the concept of visual deconstruction with the COVID-19 pandemic situation. This research uses the deconstruction theory of Jacques Derrida. There are forms of deconstruction meaning through the pandemic situation in this painting. The fine art of "The Garden of Earthly Prosperity in Ground Zero" is divided into three parts. These parts in this fine art can reflect normal life conditions before the coronavirus pandemic appeared and reflect life after the coronavirus pandemic hit the world. The middle part of "The Garden of Earthly Prosperity in Ground Zero" interprets normal conditions. Meanwhile, two other parts describe a pandemic situation

Key Questions

What is the main focus of the study?

The study explores the concept of natural deconstruction as interpreted during the COVID-19 pandemic. It draws on the symbolic framework of "The Garden of Earthly Prosperity in Ground Zero" to examine how the pandemic reshaped societal structures, environmental practices, and human priorities.

What is meant by “natural deconstruction” in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic?

Natural deconstruction refers to the breakdown or restructuring of natural and societal systems due to the disruptions caused by the pandemic. It emphasizes how COVID-19 highlighted the fragility of human systems and prompted reflection on ecological balance and sustainability.

What role does the concept of 'The Garden of Earthly Prosperity' play in the study?

The 'Garden of Earthly Prosperity' serves as a metaphorical lens through which the study analyzes human-environment relationships. It symbolizes a utopian vision of balance and prosperity that is challenged by the pandemic, forcing a reevaluation of humanity’s interaction with the natural world.

How did the COVID-19 pandemic influence environmental perspectives?

The pandemic underscored the need for sustainable practices, as global lockdowns temporarily reduced pollution and human interference in natural ecosystems. The study highlights how this period prompted discussions on the importance of long-term environmental stewardship.

What are the symbolic elements of 'Ground Zero' in the study?

'Ground Zero' is used as a symbolic representation of a starting point for renewal or reconstruction. In the context of the pandemic, it signifies the opportunity to rebuild societal and environmental systems with a focus on sustainability and harmony.

How does the study address societal resilience during the pandemic?

The study examines how communities adapted to the challenges of the pandemic through collective action, innovation, and a return to localized practices. It suggests that these responses reflect an inherent resilience and the potential for sustainable change.

What lessons can be drawn from the pandemic for future sustainability efforts?

The study emphasizes the importance of rethinking human-environment interactions and adopting practices that prioritize ecological balance. It advocates for leveraging the lessons of the pandemic to build more resilient and sustainable systems.

What are the key recommendations of the study?

The study recommends integrating ecological consciousness into policy and planning, fostering community-based resilience strategies, and promoting global cooperation to address environmental and societal challenges revealed by the pandemic.

How does the study contribute to the discourse on post-pandemic recovery?

The study contributes by framing the pandemic as a catalyst for reflection and change. It encourages using the pandemic experience as a foundation for more equitable, sustainable, and harmonious interactions between humans and the environment.

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2022-04-08

Doi: https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/202131702022

Related Subjects
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