“I love you to the Moon and back” is a phrase often used by lovers to express strong and enduring love. Thus, the context of the exhibition “To The Moon And (Never) Back” can be interpreted in two distinct ways. The first meaning is limitless passion and love that surpasses the distance between the Earth and the Moon. The second meaning is completely different and signifies that a person is unable to continue loving the other person.
Each artist approached the theme of “To The Moon And (Never) Back” from their own perspective, resulting in diverse interpretations. Life spoke with three artists — Piyaphach Jeeno, (aka Art Jeeno), Patchanapohn Wimonsarawong, (aka Peachful) and Viput Asawavetvutt, (aka Viput A), about their inspiration and artistic creations.
Piyaphach Jeeno, also known as Art Jeeno. (Photos courtesy of River City Bangkok)
Piyaphach Jeeno
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