7 August 2024
‘PLANETARY SEED’ which displays arts about diverse cultures and beliefs was planned with a labyrinthine laypout to prompt one to question a continuously changing environment - CHIWIN LAOKETKIT, ART4D
by CHIWIN LAOKETKIT, Art4D
"The labyrinthine layout of this exhibition is rich with details that eloquently convey the nuanced relationship between individuals and the cultural beliefs they uphold. These connections are artfully expressed through ‘objects,’ such as hanging sensors embedded within the star-shaped Chaleaw—intricately woven bamboo stars—and paper cutouts that symbolize various cultural traditions. These tangible items are thoughtfully paired with videos displayed opposite them, creating a dialogue; for example, paper cutouts of goats accompany narratives from Muslim culture. The term ‘objects’ here extends beyond the realm of human-made artifacts to include natural elements that humans may observe but not command. A particularly evocative example is the use of moon images, with phases that wax and wane, guiding visitors through the exhibition’s course. This design serves a dual purpose: ensuring the safety of viewers and evoking the historical significance of the moon in guiding exploration and people’s travels in bygone eras." Excerpt from the original article below;
Read more | https://art4d.com/en/2024/08/planetary-seed