Born 1981 in Jakarta, Indonesia. Graduated from the Arts and Design Faculty of Trisakti University with a photography degree. She is part of ruangrupa, an artist collective established in 2000 in Jakarta. The collective co-runs Gudskul, an informal educational platform for art practitioners, in which Sari teaches a course entitled ‘Collective Sustainability.’ A major focus of her artistic practice is the ecosystem of the Indonesian migrant workforce and the sustainability thereof. Some of her major exhibits / projects include: Siasat (Jakarta Biennale, 2013); Hacking Urban Reality Series, (Copenhagen, 2016); We’re in this, together (The Factory Contemporary Art Space, Saigon, 2018); Migration: Speaking Nearby (Asia Culture Center, Gwangju, 2019) and Choreographed Knowledges (Cemeti Institute for Art and Society, Yogyakarta, 2019). In 2017, she became a curator of the media art festival OK.Video, exhibiting works on the theme of ‘pangan’ (food), which developed ideas into laboratory-based research projects to demonstrate and explore their economic and social sustainability.