Tiga Mata is a bi-annual Southeast Asian photography zine published by Zontiga, a creative hub for photography enthusiasts located in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia.
Aimed at inspiring the community within the region and creating visibility for photo-related artists, Tiga Mata hopes to showcase different perspectives and embrace the diverse way we see the world.

About Issue #4: Re(framing) Identity
For this issue, Tiga Mata invites photographers across Southeast Asia to reflect on the meaning of identity — complex, ever-shifting, and deeply personal. Curated by guest editor Caron Toshiko, the theme draws from her journey of questioning how norms, traditions, and history shape who we are, and how we reclaim or redefine those labels.

Southeast Asia’s layered identities formed through migration, kinship, resistance, and memory remind us that identity is never fixed, but always becoming. Through photography and narrative, this issue seeks to re(frame) identity as both a personal and political act, opening space for transformation.

The photographers for Issue #4 are:
Bienyl Huelgas
Brandon Yong
CreationbyMr.K
Evelyn Teh
ivendiyan
Jay Lim
Jego Bayani
J Rex
Laksana Bamrungcheep
Lorrain Tan
Marcel Piedade Lemos
Maythavee In-odd
Meutia Faradilla
midpovs
minchuan_03
Niko
Nur Hidayah
Rejeky Kene
Tolevisuals
Terri Chong
Veronica L. Gregorio
Wisnu
yrpwnanda