Yogyakarta, Aug. 2 -- The Yogyakarta Tourism Office said artworks by neurodivergent artists at the "Jejak Warna" exhibition, held at Gadjah Mada University's Innovation and Creativity Arena (GIK), highlight the sustainability of the creative economy sector.

"The artworks on display are part of the creative economy sector," said head of the office's creative economy development division, Iwan Pramana, while attending the exhibition opening here on Sunday.

According to him, creative economy development in Yogyakarta is based on creativity with the principle of inclusivity, ensuring that every individual has equal opportunities to participate and develop their potential.

"Therefore, in the creative economy sector, we also involve people w...