KERESAHAN PEREMPUAN TERHADAP FEMISIDA DI INDONESIA DALAM PENCIPTAAN KARYA SENI LUKIS

YUSRIZA CHOSY KUSUMA, . (2026) KERESAHAN PEREMPUAN TERHADAP FEMISIDA DI INDONESIA DALAM PENCIPTAAN KARYA SENI LUKIS. Sarjana thesis, UNIVERSITAS NEGERI JAKARTA.

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Abstract

Penelitian penciptaan ini dilatarbelakangi oleh tingginya angka femisida di Indonesia yang belum diakui sebagai kejahatan berbasis gender secara hukum dan masih direpresentasikan secara sensasional oleh media massa. Femisida dipahami sebagai pembunuhan terhadap perempuan karena identitas gendernya (Russell, 2001), yang berakar pada relasi kuasa patriarkal, lemahnya respons institusional, dan konstruksi wacana media yang bermasalah menimbulkan keresahan perempuan sebagai ketegangan psikologis yang berkelanjutan. Penelitian ini bertujuan mengembangkan konsep keresahan tersebut ke dalam karya seni lukis, mewujudkan karakteristik visual sebagai kritik sosial, serta mengolah media dan teknik secara efektif. Metode yang digunakan adalah practice-led research (Candy, 2006) dengan studi kasus dokumenter (Yin, 2009) terhadap dua kasus femisida: kasus TBD–YTB di Ciamis (2024) dan kasus Gregorius Ronald Tannur–Dini Sera Afrianti di Surabaya (2023–2024), dilengkapi wawancara narasumber ahli Siti Aminah Tardi (mantan Komisioner Komnas Perempuan). Penelitian menghasilkan tiga karya eksplorasi Yang Tak Diakui, Yang Diatur Narasinya, dan Yang Dihabiskan dalam Arsip serta karya final Santap (cat minyak di atas kanvas, 100 × 150 cm, 2026). Karya final menampilkan figur perempuan yang menyatu dengan meja makan retak, dikelilingi figur keluarga, media, dan institusi yang tetap beraktivitas normal, sebagai metafora normalisasi femisida dalam kehidupan sehari-hari. Pendekatan visual figuratif berlandaskan aliran idealisme mengonfirmasi bahwa normalisasi femisida berlangsung secara berlapis melalui kebisuan komunitas, framing media yang sensasional, dan kegagalan institusi hukum dalam mengidentifikasi femisida sebagai kejahatan berbasis gender. Kata Kunci: femisida, keresahan perempuan, normalisasi kekerasan, seni lukis, idealisme, kritik sosial ***** This art creation research is motivated by the high rates of femicide in Indonesia, which remains legally unrecognized as a gender-based crime and continues to be sensationally represented by mass media. Femicide is understood as the killing of women because of their gender identity (Russell, 2001), rooted in patriarchal power relations, weak institutional responses, and problematic media discourse producing sustained psychological anxiety in women’s everyday lives. This study aims to develop the concept of such anxiety into paintings, realize visual characteristics as social critique, and effectively employ painting media and techniques. The method is practice-led research (Candy, 2006) with documentary case study (Yin, 2009) of two femicide cases: the TBD–YTB case in Ciamis (2024) and the Gregorius Ronald Tannur–Dini Sera Afrianti case in Surabaya (2023-2024), supplemented by an expert interview with Siti Aminah Tardi (former Commissioner of Komnas Perempuan). The research produced three exploratory works-Yang Tak Diakui, Yang Diatur Narasinya, and Yang Dihabiskan dalam Arsip, and one final painting titled Santap (oil on canvas, 100 × 150 cm, 2026), depicting a female figure merged with a cracked dining table, surrounded by family, media, and institutional figures continuing their activities as normal a metaphor for the normalization of femicide in everyday life. The semi-figurative visual approach grounded in idealism confirms that femicide normalization operates in multiple layers through community silence, sensationalist media framing, and institutional failure to recognize femicide as a gender-based crime. Keywords: femicide, women’s anxiety, normalization of violence, oil painting, idealism, social critique

Item Type:	Thesis (Sarjana)
Additional Information:	1). Saut Mangihut Marpaung, M.Sn. ; 2). Desy Sugianti, M.Sn.
Subjects:	Kesenian > Seni Lukis
Divisions:	FBS > S1 Pendidikan Seni Rupa
Depositing User:	Users 37541 not found.
Date Deposited:	26 Aug 2026 09:20
Last Modified:	26 Aug 2026 09:20
URI:	http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/73148

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