Exhibitions
Kalwit Studio&Gallery
Jul 17 - Aug 30, 2020
All images by Courtesy of Kalwit Studio&Gallery
Things are something that everyone meets in everyday life. Important to life that is different. Some things are being recycled. Some things are stored or may be thrown away over a lifetime. This exhibition focuses on expired objects or materials. To tell 'The existence of things' in the artist's perspective.
Mr. Watcharapong brought up sacred objects and offerings to give meaning through art. By Imitationalism Theory and placement of symbols to compare and reflect the existence of "Offering" in the true sense of the object.
And Mr. Akaraphon has taken the image of the environment. The aspects and objects left in the house from the various owners who once lived, are visual representations of meaning to illustrate the connected family relationships and thoughts caused by changing the condition of household life.
Curated by Kit Chirachaisakul
The work in the “sell and inwardness” are oil paintings that contain objects and various materials.
Both in nature and things that are created such as animal skulls, fruits, flowers become as still-life models in paintings. The objects and materials that are selected were used as offerings and the remnants of rituals. Define the word shell and inwardness by moulding with the paper mache technique, direct coloring on the material and knitting the rope to wrap. Techniques are used as media for creating sacred objects.
In the context of beliefs about sacred objects and offerings are also important to the objects and materials in the faith, the truth of what appears and the assumption of belief.
My work is focused on expressions through painting to help explain words with understanding and use realistic art form. Presenting still-life by using “Imitationalism Theory” and placing symbols to compare
and reflect the existence of the offerings, giving the true meaning of the object. Communicate honestly by which my creative works hope to be able to convey the knowledge and understanding from the belief in Thai Society to the general public.
Hallow, Oil on Canvas, 100 x 120 cm
Ruby, Oil on Linen 60 x 50 cm
Red Head, Oil on Linen 60 x 80 cm
Gold Head, Oil on Canvas, 30 x 50 cm
Banana 1, Oil on Linen, 70 x 100 cm
Red Egg, Oil on Linen, 50 x 60 cm
Black Banana, Oil on Linen 80 x 50 cm
The creation of my art work "Objects representing the changing situations of the Thai family" come from my experience in my family which has generation to generation. From the feeling of doubt in these objects, which lead me to study and observe the function value and the importance of these objects.
Therefore, I interviewed my relative and I saw the contexts which.
Something want to forget instead. Something want to remember is forgotten, Acrylic on Canvas, 120 x 160 cm
Souvenir, Acrylic on Canvas, 110 x 200 cm
Reunion, Acrylic on Canvas, 110 x 200 cm
Watchapong Khunart
Born in 1994 in Samut Prakan, Thailand
Education:
2018 MFA, Faculty of Painting Sculpture and Graphic Arts, Silpakorn University
2013 BFA, Faculty of Painting Sculpture and Graphic Arts, Silpakorn University
2010 Vocational Certificate in Art College of Fine Arts
Solo Exhibition:
2019 Mongkhol? 108, People’s Gallery, Bangkok Art and Culture Center
Group Exhibitions:
2020: Stuff Matters, Kalwit Studio&Gallery, Bangkok Thailand
2018: - The 2nd How...Thai?, PSG Art Gallery, Faculty of Painting Sculpture and Graphic Arts,
Silpakorn University, Nakorn Pathom
- Rue Art Exhibition, Joyman Gallery, Bangkok Thailand
- 7 o Art Thesis Exhibition, by the Graduating Class, PSG Art Gallery,
Faculty of Painting Sculpture and Graphic Arts, Silpakorn University, Nakorn Pathom
2017: The 12th National Children’s and Youth Art Exhibition, The National Museum, Art Gallery,
Bangkok Thailand
2016: The 11th National Children’s and Youth Art Exhibition, The National Museum, Art Gallery,
Bangkok Thailand
Akaraphon Phiphatpokaphol
Born in 1994 in Bangkok, Thailand / Lives and works in Supanburi
Education:
2018 MFA, Faculty of Painting Sculpture and Graphic Arts, Silpakorn University
2012 Supanburi College of Fine Arts
Group Exhibitions:
2020: Stuff Matters, Kalwit Studio & Gallery, Bangkok Thailand
2018: -The 34th Exhibition of Contemporary Art by Young Artists, Silpakorn University, Nakorn Pathom
- Remembrances of H.M. King Rama IX by 99 Artists Art Exhibition,
Ratchadamnoen Contemporary Art Center, Bangkok Thailand
2014: - 10 STEPS Fundamental Arts Exhibition, PSG Art Gallery,
Faculty of Painting Sculpture and Graphic Arts, Silpakorn University, Nakorn Pathom
