Weerapong Sansomporn and Gold & Silver Sack. Photos: Somchai Poomlard
People always connect with nature but after they invent new creations, they become connected to their own creations as well. Two art exhibitions, “The Macro Movements Of Material I And II”, present the concepts of four artists who use different materials rather than fundamental tools — pencils, brushes, colours and canvases — to convey their own concepts. While “The Macro Movements Of Material I” was displayed online for Art Central Hong Kong last year, the second edition is currently on show at Rosewood Bangkok Hotel. Life spoke to two of the four artists — Weerapong Sansomporn and Thanathorn Suppakijjumnong — about their works.
Thanathorn, who is well-known for creating artwork from typewriters, uses lottery…
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