Source: Untar Public Relations – JT

The Visual Communication Design (DKV) Study Program of the Faculty of Fine Arts and Design (FSRD) Untar once again organized its annual exhibition, Creative Boulevard (CREBO). Entering its third year, CREBO Season 3 officially opened on Monday (15/09/2025) at T-Space, Building M, Campus I Untar, Jakarta.

Carrying the theme “Dive Into the Vibes,” the exhibition aims to encourage students and the wider community to care about marine conservation. The growing threat of plastic waste in Indonesian waters was highlighted as the central message, urging the public to reduce the use of single-use plastics.

The opening ceremony was attended by the Head of the DKV Study Program, Ruby Chrissandy, and the Dean of FSRD Untar, Kurnia Setiawan. Kurnia emphasized that the continuity of CREBO reflects Untar’s commitment to supporting both student creativity and entrepreneurship.

“The fact that CREBO has reached its third edition demonstrates the commitment of the DKV Study Program at Untar to continue preserving and developing this annual event,” he said.

Chairman of CREBO Season 3, Bernard Tanujaya, added that this year’s theme was chosen to raise public awareness about the condition of the oceans.

Examples of original products created and sold by DKV Untar students // Doc: Untar Public Relations – JT

“CREBO provides a broad platform for students to express their creativity, talents, and interests while also learning about creative business management,” he said.

This year’s event featured 46 tenants comprising Untar students, alumni, and external institutions, including Taipei University of Technology, BINUS University, and Universitas Bunda Mulia. The exhibition ran until 19 September 2025 and featured various creative competitions, ranging from photography and performing arts to visual arts.

In addition to showcasing creative works, the event provided students with the opportunity to market their original products directly to the public.

(VA/YS)