Rendered across twenty-four precisely registered layers of silkscreen, Bulan presents Roby Dwi Antono's signature aesthetic at its most hypnotic: a solitary figure suspended within a luminous, otherworldly stillness. The work showcases the Indonesian artist's command of curable UV inks on 410gsm Somerset Tub Sized Radiant White paper, a pairing that lends the composition an unusually vivid surface quality, with colors that retain their intensity across varying light conditions. The title, meaning "moon" in Indonesian, anchors the imagery in a poetic register that is characteristically Antono, drawing on symbolism rooted in dreams, childhood memory, and a quiet sense of the uncanny. Antono has developed a devoted international following for figurative works that blend manga-inflected character design with a melancholic psychological depth, and Bulan distills those qualities into a refined, collectible format. The twenty-four-layer printing process is technically demanding, requiring meticulous alignment and ink curing at each stage, and the result carries a richness and material complexity well beyond what standard editioned prints typically offer. Each impression is hand-signed by the artist, reinforcing the direct relationship between maker and collector even within an edition of two hundred. Available through Round Gallery, this work represents a considered entry point into Antono's practice for collectors who value both technical craft and emotional resonance. The unframed format allows for personal presentation choices while keeping the focus on the print itself, which holds its own as a self-contained object of quiet, considered beauty.