It was during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 when two foreigners founded a nonprofit organization to help the poorest residents of Bangkok’s Khlong Toei area by providing food, necessities, and COVID testing.
Three years later, the pandemic is now endemic, and two photographers will showcase the lives of those heavily affected by the pandemic and how they were aided by the volunteers in 100 images taken by Kevin Grafton and Nathalie Jamois at Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop.
Grafton said the goal was to document all that happened.
“This won’t be a highly curated, high-brow exhibition because that’s not who we are or what this is meant to represent. It’s meant to be the end of an era, to remember things that shouldn’t be forgotten, it’s two years of just doing and going and going and going, barely controlled chaos, hence the name ‘Can’t…
