In Bangkok's expanding urban landscape, the "Wall of Hope" project, part of Phrae Revival, highlights the resilience of nature amidst construction. Despite growing urban barriers and idealized nature images on metal fences, real flora and fauna flourish, countering artificial "greenwashing." This project, by an artist observing the city for over 15 years, addresses the importance of preserving natural environments against ongoing global challenges.
On July 31, 2020, at Quaint Bangkok, the event "The Four Seasons" merged Vivaldi's concerti with contemporary art, highlighting societal issues through an ambitious blend of classical music and visual narratives. Selected as one of four artists, I visually critiqued urban development and greenwashing in "Spring" and explored humanity's response to crises. Each season was uniquely interpreted by different artists, culminating in a diverse and evocative fusion of sound and visual art.
The "Human Error" exhibition at Pomp Gallery showcased seven artists exploring the concept of Apophenia through varied mediums. Artworks like the "N95" projection, which reflected both pollution and the Covid-19 pandemic, highlighted the unintentional relevance in interpreting data and reality. The exhibition combined art and technology, emphasizing errors and unintended truths.
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