South to Sian was a journey undertaken by a small group of friends across the islands of Indonesia, it was captured by photographer Arief Budiatna and the images are so stunning we decided to share them here on Silodrome.
If you’d like to read the 10 part series of articles you can click here to visit Deus Ex Machina, and if you’d like to see more of Arief’s work you can click here. There’s also a film in the works, and you can click here to see the trailer.
All images courtesy of Arief Budiatna
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