Slamet Rahardjo Supports Sharing Actions Through The Book Of Nature Symphony

Slamet Rahardjo (Puput Puji/VOI)

Slamet Raharjo was also present at the launch of Doddy Soekasah's book Symphony Alam. Slamet Rahardjo was very happy with the event made by his best friend. Because he can see that sharing can be done in any medium.

"But we now know that music and books can be a medium to share, congratulations and thank you Doddy Soekasah for the book," said Slamet Rahardjo at Lucy In The Sky, South Jakarta, Thursday, September 7.

Slamet knows very well that his friend really likes music, that's why the release of his book is accompanied by live music.

"Doddy likes music, with my family I can't play music, then I'm told to sing when I sing when it's big again because when it comes in," he said with a laugh.

Doddy Soekasa explained his reasons for releasing books while holding live music and fashion shows with the theme of ocean.

"I feel that the music and songs that have been heard as a teenager, namely in the era between 1965-1975, contributed to shaping my character and behavior," said Doddy Soekasah.

In the release of the book, it was also stated that some of the proceeds from the sale would be given to the social movement initiated by the Harapan Bracelet (HOPE) which was initiated by Wulan Guritno.

"Through collaboration with the Harapan Bracelet to be able to provide hope for others as well," he continued.

At this moment, UIC College and HOPE unite in the event 'Hope For The Oceans' an initiative that combines art, business, fashion, and music to support the preservation of Indonesian coral reefs and nature.

"We share our vision with UIC College, which is to raise hopes and enthusiasm for sharing among the community, to improve the quality of life through empathy and affection," said Janna Soekasah, founder of HOPE, saying,

"This event is not only about formal education, but also about shaping character and fostering a sense of social responsibility among the younger generation," he said.

The Hope For The Ocenas Indonesia stage provides a special spotlight on the works of UIC College students who combine creativity in business, fashion, and music. They take inspiration from natural wealth that is attractive to the industry.