TEXT & PHOTO: SOMYOS SAE-NGOW
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Light creates ever-changing shadows and fragments of light.
Light is interpreted differently from each person’s perspective.
We have to first discover our own light in order to know and understand our own light.
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Somyos Sae-Ngow is an office worker and a freelance architectural photographer who likes to take pictures of buildings and objects from his surroundings.
TEXT & PHOTO: PEERAPAT WIMOLRUNGKARAT
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No matter when I visit, Bangkok Railway Station (Hua Lamphong) is always a place for inspiration.
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Peerapat Wimolrungkarat (addcandid) The photographer who loves to capture moments and memories that hidden in still images.
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TIDA AWARDS 2019
BEST OF WORKSPACE DESIGN
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Hong Kong is the major destinations for design enthusiasts from around the world and the year’s last months are filled with world-class design competitions and exhibitions where both the year’s important trends share the spotlight with the future trends. Throughout the years, art4d has regularly featured the DFA Design for Asia Awards, now in its 19th annual edition having been initiated by the Hong Kong Design Centre (HKDC) in 2003.
As always, entries from across the continent are welcomed, in 24 categories as follows:
(1) Apparel & Accessory Design:
• Fashion Apparel
• Functional Apparel
• Intimate Wear
• Jewellery & Fashion Accessories
• Footwear
(2) Communication Design:
• Identity & Branding
• Digital Media
• Packaging
• Publication
• Poster
• Typography
• Marketing Campaign
(3) Environment Design:
• Home & Residential Spaces
• Hospitality & Leisure Spaces
• Culture & Public Spaces
• Retail & Showroom Spaces
• Workspaces
• Institutional Spaces
• Event, Exhibition & Stage Design
(4) Product and Industrial Design:
• Household Appliance
• Homeware
• Professional & Commercial Product
• Information & Communications Technology Product
• Leisure & Entertainment Product
In Category Award, Gold, Silver, Bronze & Merit will be selected by an international judging panel and conferred to the outstanding works in each category by open submission.
In addition, Gold Award winners of the Category Award and outstanding design projects by nomination will be selected as the candidates of Grand Awards, Grand Award for Culture, Grand Award for Sustainability, Grand Award for Technology and Grand Awards with Special Mention.
Winning works will be featured by international media and exhibited in DFA Awards annual exhibition, awardees will also be invited to attend the opening ceremony of Business of Design Week (BODW), a major design forum in the HKSAR, in December 2021, and more.
Read more details and submit your work online, now until June 18, 2021 (50% OFF entry fee by April 30) at: http://dfaa.dfaawards.com
List of the DFA Design for Asia Awards 2020 – Grand Award Past Winners
PANDAID (Project Location: Japan)
Winning Company: NOSIGNER
Company Economy: Japan
Truck Art Childfinder (Project Location: Pakistan)
Winning Company: Impact BBDO / Samar Minallah Khan
Company Economy: United Arab Emirates
Tainan Spring (Project Location: Taiwan)
Winning Company: MVRDV B.V.
Company Economy: The Netherlands
Jewel Changi Airport (Project Location: Singapore)
Winning Company: Safdie Architects
Company Economy: United States
Find out all winners at: https://dfaa.dfaawards.com/en/winner/
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Since 2003, the DFA Design for Asia Awards honours and acknowledges user-centric designs that embrace cultural values unique in Asian societies, with concerns for sustainable development and use of technology to enhance the quality of life for people in the region. Organised by the Hong Kong Design Centre and as one of the programmes of DFA Awards, it aims to celebrate design excellence and acknowledge outstanding designs with Asian perspectives towards the globe.
TEXT & PHOTO: ANAN NARUPHANTAWAT
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Graphical photography has always been my favourite image style because it’s simple yet conveys so many emotions. It was sheer coincidence during a typical workday that I came across unusual angles of an interestingly looking building in Bangkok’s Soi Ari neighborhood.
Web of lines sprawled over the building’s glass exterior in the seemingly endless length and countless layers. The striking appearance captivated me, and emotionally I found myself being pulled in, following its every dimension. The building’s intriguing complexity made me feel as if I was diving deep into my own emotional pit, and it was then that I realized—perhaps the complexity of the most complicated piece architecture is nowhere near that of the human psyche…
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Anan Naruphantawat, a freelance photographer with a passion in nature and design who loves to convey his feelings and emotions through the images he captures. He has a Facebook page for his architectural photography called Studio.Horizon.
