Even though internet speeds determine how Thais live in the digital age, this does not stop them from considering the atmosphere and traditional way of life associated with rivers.
The “Life Along The River” exhibition, which is running on the ground floor of Moca Bangkok’s Temporary Exhibition 1 and 2 until the end of this month, will make attendees yearn for and desire to relive their original feelings.
This is the first solo show in 12 years by Vorasan Supap and it takes everyone on a journey of life on boats, accompanied by the cycles of life unfolding at different moments.
Culture and traditions are proof that the Thai way of life has long been associated with water. Water is critical in any era, whether for consumption, agriculture or settlement. Rivers are thus like vital blood vessels that sustain people’s lives.
People in the past learned to understand…
