SHOWCASE

/ ARTIST / 2026

ARTIST: Feelish
COUNTRY: Indonesia
CONTACT: https://felishiahenditirto.com/
https://www.instagram.com/feelish.cabinet/
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Felishia is a full-time illustrator based in Sumedang, Indonesia. Her illustrations have been published internationally by traditional publishers such as HarperCollins, Zondervan, and APA. Feelish.Cabinets is her newest personal project and creative playground, where she develops original stories and illustrations inspired by local culture.

Her debut original IP, The Unseen Series, reimagines Indonesian supernatural beings in a whimsical, adorable, and story-rich style. Through illustrations, prints, stories, and merchandise, she invites audiences to see these mythical creatures from a different perspective, not as figures to fear, but as companions that help us reconnect with our cultural roots.

After all, who says ghosts always have to be scary? They can also carry stories.

Ulin Rasa (Play with Feelings)-A Night to Remember

Between laughter and longing, they celebrate forgotten stories, tender sorrows, and fleeting joys.

Ulin Rasa invites us to play among emotions, where the veil between worlds grows thin and every flame carries a remembrance of nights that never truly end.

Every day holds a story worth carrying. May we move through life with deeper meaning, gentler hearts, and mindful presence.

Nyawang (Gazing upon)

Intorucing the infamous Kuntilanak in a softer way.

Most people walk through the world believing it is empty. But it isn’t.

Between roots and rooftops, behind doors left slightly open, or a very big tree, there are beings who stay.

They do not haunt. They watch, they seek, they remember.

Munjung (visit)

Inspired by the local ghost called "tuyul", a childlike being that is controlled by a human (often through occult or mystical practices) to steal money or valuables. The rituals often called "Munjung" in Sundanese which means to visit.

People might think that it is about spirits, but perhaps it has always been about us
and the quiet ways we worship money, beauty, and success.

WHAT IFs, this is not about “Munjung” and more about HUMAN.
This is a little reminder, choices are made.

A short Zine- Children Story.

Inspired by the Indonesian folklore surrounding the tuyul, this zine offers a different perspective on a creature often feared and misunderstood. What if this being—traditionally believed to be born from an aborted fetus, was not inherently evil, but simply longing for love, belonging, and a family? Through whimsical storytelling and illustration, this zine invites readers to question: who is truly EVIL?

The Guardian Series- Pangeling (a Remembrance)

Inspired by the legendary Genderuwo, this series reimagines one of Java's most well-known supernatural beings through a more introspective lens. In Javanese tradition, the Genderuwo belongs to the unseen world (alam gaib), existing beyond the boundaries of human perception. Rather than portraying it as a frightening figure, this series explores the emotional landscape of a being that has lived for centuries—witnessing the world change while remaining unseen, remembered only through stories and whispers.

Pangeling (A Remembrance)

A remembrance of something he can no longer name.

After centuries of existence, memories begin to fade. Places disappear, faces are forgotten, and even the reasons for longing become unclear. Pangeling reflects on the quiet sadness of remembering that something precious was once there, even when its name has already been lost to time.

The Guardian Series- Ngumbara (Wondering)

Ngumbara (Wandering)

A longing for a place that may have never existed.

Immortality can become a never-ending journey. Ngumbara explores the idea of wandering endlessly—searching for belonging, home, or perhaps a memory that was never truly real. The Guardian continues to roam, guided only by a feeling that somewhere, somehow, there must be a place where he belongs.

The Guardian Series- Pangjugjugan (Destination)

Pangjugjugan (Destination)

A journey's end, waiting quietly beyond the horizon.

Every journey carries the hope of an ending. Pangjugjugan imagines the moment when wandering finally ceases: a distant destination not defined by a physical place, but by peace, acceptance, and rest after centuries of solitude.

The Guardian Series- Mimitian (Beginning)

Mimitian (Beginning)
Holding on to a future not yet seen.

After every destination, a new beginning emerges. Like the cycle of life, every ending gives way to another start. Mimitian explores hope and the anticipation of an uncertain future, embracing the idea that even after countless endings, there is always the possibility of new beginning again.

Product Photo: Sticker Set- Pesugihan Starter Pack

Pesugihan is a concept in Indonesian and Javanese folklore that refers to acquiring wealth through supernatural or mystical means. The word derives from the Javanese root sugih, meaning "rich" or "wealthy."

This sticker set features a mystical Ayam Cemani—a rare black chicken often associated with ritual practices—and sesajen (ritual offerings) commonly linked to pesugihan traditions. Created as a lighthearted and whimsical interpretation, these stickers invite people to carry a little piece of Indonesian folklore into their everyday lives.

No actual pacts required, just a fun way to enjoy mystical stories without committing any sins.

Product Photo: Unseen Bookmark

Inspired by The Guardian (Genderewo), The Seeker (Kuntilanak), and The Watcher (Holland Noni), these bookmarks drift between realms where myth lingers just beneath the surface of the everyday. Guardian, seeker, and watcher—three presences woven through shared worlds, quietly overlapping in unseen threads. Gilded with subtle flashes of foil, they catch the light like fleeting encounters, accompanying the reader as a gentle reminder that every page opens onto something both familiar and otherworldly.