The Founder

Creative, Dedicated & Explorative Vision

Reiki Pradnya’s work in visual storytelling is defined by precision, discipline, and emotional sensitivity.

With years of professional experience across photography, cinematography, post-production editing, and cinematic color grading, his creative language has been shaped by a commitment to visual depth that extends beyond aesthetics alone.

For more than five years, he has also mentored and taught photography, guiding emerging creators to develop not only technical excellence, but intentional visual thinking.

His approach is rooted in a belief that powerful imagery is never accidental it is carefully shaped through presence, observation, and mastery of light, rhythm, and emotional timing.

At EternaVision, Reiki leads the visual architecture of the house, ensuring every frame carries both technical refinement and enduring emotional resonance.

Creative, Dedicated & Explorative Vision

Co-Founder & Human Insight Strategist. Ketut Wira brings the discipline of human understanding to the heart of EternaVision.

In 2010, he established Instyle Bali Wedding, building a reputation for refined visual craftsmanship and cinematic storytelling across some of life’s most meaningful celebrations.

Yet over time, a deeper realization emerged. Beautiful imagery alone was never enough. What people carried forward was not simply what a moment looked like but what it meant, what it revealed, and how deeply it was understood.

This understanding led Wira into years of deeper study and practice in human behavior strategy, emotional intelligence, and transformational coaching guiding individuals and leaders toward greater clarity, self-awareness, and connection.

From the meeting of these two disciplines, EternaVision was born.

A private cinematic house where visual mastery is shaped through behavioral insight, emotional precision, and the belief that what endures must first be deeply understood.

Because when understanding comes before creation, what is preserved becomes more than imagery.

It becomes legacy.