Category: ART
LAB-SING
‘LAB-SING’, AN EXHIBITION BY SWATCHROKORN WANNASORN, OPENS UP A SPACE FOR PERSONAL MEMORIES TO COLLIDE WITH HISTORY AND THE CHANGING LANDSCAPE
A ROCKING ROAD TO THE MOON
A ROCKING ROAD TO THE MOON, THE LATEST EXHIBITION BY TADA HENGSAPKUL THAT TAKES US ON AN EXPLORATION OF DREAMS, INEQUALITY, AND THE ROAD TO THE FUTURE THAT HAS YET TO ARRIVE Read More
POETICS OF HORIZONTALITY
THE POETRY BY SIRIWAN SIMINGAM AND NALATTAPHORN NANTA WAS FORMED WITH THE REMNANTS, CAREFULLY LAID OUT ONCE AGAIN ACROSS THE FLOORS OF BANGKOK KUNSTHALLE BUILDING, WHERE THEY ONCE BELONGED Read More
THE SHATTERED WORLDS
‘THE SHATTERED WORLDS: MICRO NARRATIVES FROM THE HO CHI MINH TRAIL TO THE GREAT STEPPE,’ AN EXHIBITION EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF THE COLD WAR THROUGH THE WORK OF CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS FROM SOUTHEAST ASIA AND EURASIA, AT FOUR VENUES ACROSS BANGKOK Read More
PINK MARS
‘PINK MARS,’ MANIT SRIWANICHPOOM’S LATEST SOLO EXHIBITION, TAKES US ON A JOURNEY INTO THE HYPER-CONSUMERISM UNIVERSE ON MARS THROUGH AN AI VERSION OF PINK MAN Read More
EARLY YEARS PROJECT #8: BE YOUR OWN ISLAND
A VARIETY OF WORKS, A VARIETY OF STORIES, TOLD IN THE UNIQUE ARTISTIC LANGUAGE OF EACH NEW GENERATION OF ARTISTS IN EARLY YEARS PROJECT #8 Read More
ARCHITECTURE IN MICRO-SCALE
TEXT & PHOTO: AESTHEBRICK
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These creations began with a simple question: how can childhood LEGO bricks be transformed into architectural works? The first piece was inspired by a rectangular brick with a cross-shaped hole at its center. That single element instantly evoked the image of Tadao Ando’s Church of Light, and we knew it had to be part of that architectural model. After completing the initial piece, we continued developing more works, focusing primarily on iconic architecture from around the world. More recently, however, we have turned our attention to Thai designs. Our two latest models are based on the Thailand Pavilion by A49 for Expo 2025 in Osaka and the Raw Line Pavilion by Looklen Architects for ASA Expo 2025. In both cases, we aimed to recreate the structures at the smallest possible scale while still clearly communicating their architectural identity. Form and proportion were our guiding principles, though we also simplified certain elements to accommodate the inherent limitations of LEGO bricks.
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Aesthebrick is a name derived from aesthetics, reflecting our intent to create works that explore beauty in all forms, not limited to architecture, but also encompassing floral arrangements made from LEGO and other creative ventures to come.






























