Thai Textile Artist, Designer and Researcher
A new piece, October 2021 The artwork is a series of wall hangings created with the concept of the value of decay. Decomposition is normally associated with a negative feeling, that of sorrow. In contrast, these artworks present decay as positive, being a part of the circle of life, incarnation and the start of a…
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The video explains my creative process of the woven textile art exhibited at Fremantle Arts Center in Perth, Australia. It’s a part of the Indian Ocean Craft Triennial IOTA2021. Studio Assistant: Sasicha Srijanchom Video by Tossaporn Pukkajiem, Ekawat Leeprasert and Tanongchai Luksanga
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Currently exhibited at Fremantle Arts Center in Perth, Australia as a part of Indian Ocean Craft Triennial 2021 (IOTA) The artwork is a series of wall hangings created with the concept of the value of decay. Decomposition is normally associated with a negative feeling, that of sorrow. In contrast, these artworks present decay as positive,…
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2020, The 1st International Symposium on Creative Fine Arts (ISCFA) 2020, Ayuthaya, Thailand Woven panel with bamboo, polyester yarn and jewel beetle wings. This artwork is an exploration into the world of materials, forms and meaning. Previously in my works, the weaving with bamboo strips and one with jewel beetle wings are separated. This artwork…
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2020 Woven panel with bamboo and polyester yarns This woven panel depicts a celestial being in a praying position. The image was adopted from a mural painting in Wat Yai Suwannaram in Petcha Buri province in Thailand, painted in the late Ayudhaya period. The work is composed of bamboo strips wrapped with coloured yarns in…
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Mae Fah Luang Cultural Park, 2019 Woven bamboo with jewel beetle wings The artwork is an attempt to explore the relationship between material, technique and narratives. The idea is about the circly of life and the appreciation of nature. The jewel beetle wings are collected from naturally dead insect. Jewel beetles live as mature insect…
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2019, Art and Culture Centure, Chiang Mai University. Woven panel with bamboo sticks wrapped with colored yarns. A woven panel depicting a pair of deva guarding the doors to the temple, the davarapala. The imagery was inspired and adopted from an 18th century Ayuthaya style mural painting at Wat Yai Suwannaram in Petcha Buri Province…
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This hand woven panel is a part of “Tha Many Faces of Ramayana, held at the Thailand Cultural Centre in Bangkok in 2019. The artwork depics a scene when Rama is deceived by a demon that Sita, is stolen wife, has died. The scene was set on a river bank where the demon floated upstream…
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Fa Wuthigrai Siriphon 