Didin Jirot’s artistic practice stems from his closeness to Balinese traditions which he then interprets into contemporary visuals. The use of stainless steel plate, brass, and automotive paint materials applied to his works, which present an arrangement of twisted, bent, and then recomposed plates to form abstract patterns, is rooted in Didin’s observations and closeness to the activities of Balinese people in making offerings. in Balinese rituals. The use of materials and working methods that Didin has studied so far is an artistic approach that Didin uses metaphorically and abstractly in expressing closeness and statements to his cultural roots as a Balinese person in the development of contemporary culture.