Money and art don’t usually share the same stage—but this year at Art Jakarta 2025, digital investment platforms Bibit and Stockbit proved they can. For the seventh year running as Lead Partner, the duo brought something bold and thought-provoking: an exhibition called “Portrait of Possibilities.”

Investing in Yourself, Literally
The showstopper piece comes from Agus Suwage, one of Indonesia’s most respected contemporary artists, known for his sharp takes on memory, identity, and the human condition. His new installation reimagines his 2019 work Potret Diri dan Panggung Sandiwara, this time through a collection of 60 haunting self-portraits painted on rusted metal plates. Each portrait is like a mirror to life’s highs, lows, fears, and moments of humor.

Walking into the space feels less like browsing an art fair and more like flipping through the diary of someone who has lived through decades of dreams and uncertainties—something any young adult hustling in today’s world can relate to.

Finance with a Creative Twist
Why would investment apps dive into the art scene? Angie Anandita Tjhatra, Head of Marketing at Bibit and Stockbit, says both worlds share the same DNA: vision, reflection, and courage to face the future. Instead of charts and numbers, this collaboration turns that philosophy into something you can feel and experience.

Why It Hits Different
At its core, “Portrait of Possibilities” is an invitation: to look at who you are now, who you’ve been, and who you could become. It’s not just about financial growth or artistic expression—it’s about reimagining your future with bravery and creativity. And honestly? That’s a vibe young audiences at Art Jakarta can get behind.