Koi Art Gallery presents “Through Beholder’s Eyes”, a contemporary art exhibition by aspiring young artists Ketkarn Damrongwattanapokin and Pakaporn Penpayap, who investigate and attempt to understand the concept of human curiosity. Their works portray the complexity of the human mind and the curiosity of what happens behind closed doors.
An ordinary person’s perception of what happens behind the toilet door is straightforward – that there is nothing but waste dumping.
But what actually goes on beyond that particular door is simply truth, lies, sex and more. People outside will never have a chance to see what is really going on inside, but they use their imagination to fill the void.
These art pieces reflect the imagination and thoughts of curious people who are waiting outside those closed doors and what the people inside do to fulfil their own needs when the door is closed.
Ketkarn skilfully uses acrylic on linen to tell the difference between reality and expectation, while Pakaporn masters her specialised illustration technique – pigment ink and Indian ink on paper – to reveal the complexity and curiosity of the human mind.
”Through Beholder’s Eyes”
is on show at Koi Art Gallery from tomorrow until Aug 30. The gallery is on Sukhumvit 31 (Soi Sawaddee) and is open daily, 11am-7pm. For more information, call 02-662-3218.
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