ART4D TALKS WITH DR. PRATEEP TANGMATITHAM, CEO OF SUPALAI, ABOUT THE INTENTION TO DEVELOP 8 RAI LAND IN THE HEART OF SATHORN ROAD THAT PREVIOUSLY SITUATED THE OLD AUSTRALIAN EMBASSY, AS WELL AS THE DESIGN CONCEPT OF THE SUPALAI ICON SATHORN Read More
TEXT & PHOTO: DR. PRATEEP TANGMATITHAM
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Being on a journey allows you to be free from all obligations, burdens and responsibilities, even if it’s only temporary. It is that special interval where we get to contemplate what we have been through. The experiences that have opened new perspectives, broadening the existing ones. There were times when the surrounding scenery had become more discernible than ever. Perhaps it’s how the sunlight in the city interacts with our vision differently from the sun we recall from our hometown. Perhaps it isn’t the sun but the way our eyes are able to see the world clearer than it was before.
Prateep’s Vision III is what Dr. Prateep Tangmatitham named his photography book as well as the name of the exhibition, which features photos captured during his journey through 16 countries around the world. It is a reflection of something far more profound than the beauty geographical conditions, architecture and people. The work is Dr.Tangmatitham’s very own view of the world and on life as a photographer, an architect, an executive and the leader of the country’s leading real-estate development organization he refers to as the Supalai family.
