November 29 - December 25, 2022
 

Divine Form
Teerapon Sisung  

Teerapon Sisung exercises his expertise in the latest sculpture exhibition Divine Form. The artist applies techniques like knitting, coiling, tying, and fastening metallic fibers to form the shapes of ancient Thai traditional high-class ornaments such as crowns, headdresses, and royal robes. The delicate threads are weaved and curled to develop ethereal patterns on the semi-transparent and fragile shapes, interweaving the Buddhist teaching about mindful concentration in the present moment.

July 8 - August 13, 2022 

The Special One

Yaipoeng and Naipran  

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The Special One is an exhibition by 'Yaipoeng' - Chittakarn Suvanabhat, the sister who is an artist and 'Naipran' - Tanat Suvanabhat, her younger brother with autism. The two employ dots, lines, colors, and forms that have been developed together to design art with love, understanding, and respect toward the creative directions of one another. Their straightforward artistic creations include paintings, ceramics, and paper mache sculptures with simple contents around nature, flowers, trees, animals, landscapes, and still lives.