WITH ARTIST WIJIT APICHARTKRIENGKRAI’S LONG-STANDING ROLE AND PARTICIPATION IN THE PUBLIC ART COMMUNITY, THE OBJECTIVE OF HIS STUDY AND EXPLORATION OF RICE-RELATED CULTURE ENCOMPASSES A SEARCH FOR THE PRESENCE OF AESTHETIC THEORIES SUCH AS RELATIVE AND CONVERSATIONAL AESTHETICS.
MOST PEOPLE KNOW THEM AS THE DESIGN TEAM BEHIND COUNTLESS CONCERTS AND SHOWS, BUT THEIR CREATIVITY GOES BEYOND SPECTACLES OF LIGHT, COLOR AND SOUND OR EVEN SPECIAL TECHNIQUES, FOR BEING A ‘DUCK’ THAT CAN WALK, RUN AND SWIM MEANS THAT DUCKUNIT FOCUSES ON ITS ABILITY TO APPLY AND MAKE THE BEST OF THE MANY SETS OF SKILLS IT POSSESSES.
AN EXHIBITION BY UDOM UDOMSRIANAN
APRIL 22 – MAY 30, 2017
ARTIST + RUN AT N22 BKK
AN EXHIBITION BY THEPMETHA THEPBOONTA (METHAGOD)
MAY 6 – 31, 2017
BRIDGE ART SPACE, BANGKOK
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AN EXHIBITION BY ANGKI PURBANDONO
APRIL 29 – JULY 26, 2017
BANGKOK UNIVERSITY GALLERY
BESIDES THEIR IMPRESSIVE PORTFOLIO, APOSTROPHYS GROUP HAS NOW EXPANDED THEIR DESIGN TERRITORY THROUGH THE OPERATION OF THREE SUBSIDIARIES IN ORDER TO SURVIVE IN THIS CHALLENGING CONTEMPORARY WORLD.
WITH 18 YEARS OF OPERATION BEING BEHIND ONE OF THE PIONEERING STUDIOS IN THAILAND’S EXHIBITION DESIGN INDUSTRY BEFORE ITS RISE TO POPULARITY AND THE CREATIVE DYNAMIC THAT WE SEE TODAY, B|U|G STUDIO HAS GROWN TO BECOME ONE OF THE MOST DIVERSELY EXPERIENCED DESIGN STUDIOS IN THAILAND THROUGH THE BELIEF THAT THEIR WEAK POINTS CAN BE ELIMINATED THROUGH EACH PROJECT THEY TAKE ON.
WHO
THARADON [ Taradol Sutjaritvorakul ] is a young furniture and spatial designer based in Bangkok, Thailand. He is very interested in the relationship between objects and spaces and focuses on how furniture and spaces relate to each other. He is passionate about experimental design and form finding through the use of digital fabrication as a tool to bring character into design.
WHAT
Furniture Design, Spatial Design and Installation
WHEN
2015 – present
WHERE
Bangkok, Thailand
WHY
I want to share art and design with people so they may enjoy living.
A SEMINAR
APRIL 26, 2017
BANGKOK ART AND CULTURE CENTRE
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