Betty Susiarjo (b. Indonesia) is a mixed-media artist whose work engages concepts of temporality, materiality and sublimity. She received her MA (Fine Arts) with Distinction from Winchester School of Art, England and her BA (Fine Arts) from Surrey Institute of Arts and Design, England.

Influenced by the studies of and the relationships between physics and metaphysics, her work seeks for an awareness of a moment presented in a particular time and space, thus providing a poetic realm for contemplation.

Her video works are not narratives, but they present arrested images, which trigger slightly melancholic, romantic, philosophical questions about everyday reality and beauty. In recent years, her research has inclined towards the study of light and shadow and how their qualities and connotations affect our experience and encounter with beauty. Employing some element of craft to her work, she juxtaposes methods such as sewing, embroidery, beading etc. to create visual sensations that lie between the perceptible and the illusioned.

Betty has exhibited internationally and her works are in the private collections to some distinguished art collectors in the international scene. In 2016, her work has been seen at Motions, a multi-media exhibition in OTA Fine Arts, Singapore and Tokyo, Japan; as well as A Dazzling Grey, an artist residency in Fukuoka, Japan. In 2017, she is a participating artist at Changing Perspectives in ARTJOG 10, Yogyakarta, Indonesia; and has her installation
The Blue Who Swims All This Way completed for a long-term exhibition at The National Gallery, Singapore. In 2019, she participated in Personal Structures: Identities, hosted by the European Cultural Centre, in the context of Venice Biennale 2019, Italy.

Today, Betty is based between Singapore and Israel.