Festival Resik Kali Tubuh, Sungai, dan Spiritualitas: Praktik Ekologi Budaya dalam Proses Penciptaan Seni Festival Sungai “Resik Kali"
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Abstract: Festival Sungai “Resik Kali” di Desa Sukoharjo, Pacitan, merupakan praktik ekologi budaya yang mengartikulasikan relasi manusia, alam, dan spiritualitas melalui rangkaian ritual serta pertunjukan seni. Makalah ini membahas proses penciptaan karya dalam Festival Resik Kali dengan pendekatan metode penciptaan seni yang meliputi tahap eksplorasi, perumusan gagasan, perancangan karya, dan perwujudan artistik. Berbasis kajian ekologi budaya, ritual resik kali dipahami sebagai strategi kultural dalam merawat lanskap ekologis serta identitas komunitas agraris. Melalui analisis dramaturgi dan konsep tubuh sebagai medium persepsi, makalah ini menunjukan bahwa festival ini menghadirkan pengalaman estetis yang partisipatoris, dialogis, dan ekologis. Studi ini memberikan kontribusi konseptual terhadap penciptaan seni berbasis kearifan lokal, sekaligus relevan bagi pengembangan praktik artistic berbasis ekologi.
Keywords: festival sungai, resik kali, tubuh, spiritualitas
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