Go Green Taruparwa is the Universe of Art, a monument of civilization—an artistic ecosystem that unites two great messages for the world: the spirit of planting trees as a symbol of earth's sustainability, and the spirit of planting brotherhood, unity, and national oneness as the foundation of universal peace.

This monument manifests in two primary forms:

1. Living Monument (Physical Monument)

Consisting of seven trees planted by Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwono IX along with interfaith leaders, located at Banyumili Restaurant, Kwarasan Hamlet, Nogotirto Village, Sleman Regency, Yogyakarta. It serves as a space for reflection and education—an invitation to cultivate love for environmental preservation and nurture brotherhood in harmony.

Living Monument of Go Green Taruparwa

2. Art Monument

Art Monument Go Green Taruparwa 1
Art Monument Go Green Taruparwa 2

A multi-artform masterpiece, a fusion of Painting, Song, and Mascot united under one theme—Trinity Art. This work is not merely artistic representation, but a gateway to Indonesia's creative civilization, unveiling a new face of contemporary art.

Rooted in Nusantara cultural wisdom, Trinity Art presents unity between visual art, music, and creative design (mascot) as a new art movement.

It becomes a universal language capable of transcending space, nation, and culture.

The Living Monument in Nogotirto is a space of contemplation, where humanity is invited to realize that environmental sustainability is the prerequisite for enduring life.

In the Painting, life philosophy is etched; in the Song, universal harmony vibrates, igniting the spirit of tree-planting; and in the Mascot—playful, joyful, yet educational—sustainability is passed down to the younger generation.

These three elements unite like spirit, soul, and body—giving birth to an art monument that is not only beautiful to behold but awakens collective human consciousness about the importance of brotherhood and earth’s preservation.

Through Go Green Taruparwa, this grand work by Sam Sianata, Indonesia no longer merely watches from the sidelines of the international art stage. Now, it emerges as the creator of a new movement: Trinity Art—a declaration that true art is not mere entertainment, but a message of civilization.

From the land of Nusantara, this echo resounds to every corner of the world: introducing Indonesia not only as a nation rich in culture, but as the bearer of a universal vision—We Are All Brothers and Sisters.

Thus, Go Green Taruparwa is a grand masterpiece and the gateway for Indonesian art onto the world stage.

It is a pioneer that upholds national pride while offering hope to the world: peace, harmony, and the preservation of the earth.

STORY

Go Green Taruparwa is a Cultural Art Series, rich in heritage and profound in life’s meaning.

Its story involves hundreds of artists, government leaders including the Governor of the Special Region of Yogyakarta—who is also a Sultan or King—Vice Governor Sri Paduka Pakualam IX, Sleman Regent Mr. Sri Purnomo, Yogyakarta Military Commander, religious leaders, cultural figures, major institutions such as TNI-Polri, civil servants, and students—either participating directly or graciously attending to support this artwork.

This is a grand art series because it ignites Two Great Causes for the World:

  1. The spirit of planting trees for environmental sustainability.
  2. Instilling the spirit of Brotherhood, Unity, and Oneness (Unity) to be passed down to our children and grandchildren—a sustainable nature and a world filled with peace.

The theatrical art presented is unique, rooted in cultural traditions. There is also a symbolic act of unity performed by religious leaders by merging 7 waters from 7 sacred springs (sendang) into a single clay jug.

Additionally, there was an archery ritual to vanquish Buto Ijo (symbol of evil, greed, and tyranny) performed by Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwono X, as Panglima Ing Alogo. This was a rare and deeply symbolic moment.

The theatrical art series, music (the inspiring Go Green Taruparwa tree-planting song), painting, and creative mascot "Pohon Indah" form a unified artwork with the same theme, vision, and mission—initiated and created by the same artist (Liem Sian An)—making it a "Multi Artform Masterpiece", grand and unique in the world, rich in cultural symbolism and life meaning, so that every human being can enjoy this artwork both visually and audially, deeply absorbing its grand vision and mission.