Matdot Art Center

Explore a world of chaos, where the remnants of countless bodies remain – symbols of humanity’s ongoing battle for survival. Through organic forms – representing humans, animals, and plants –artist Kittisak captures the cycle of existence, from birth and growth to inevitable decay. The delicate, easily fractured ceramic sculptures act as metaphors for the uncertainty of life. Colours, emerging unpredictably from the flames, reflect the inner fires of human desire. The result is an installation that is both captivating and deeply unsettling, forcing viewers to confront the fragility of existence and the harsh realities of our constant struggle. Mar 10-13 Apr. Free. Matdot Gallery, 10am-6pm

Thepsakdi’s work is defined by the dynamic relationship between form and figure. His portrayal of the female body is idealised rather than hyper-realistic, drawing inspiration from traditional Thai art. However, his use of bold colours, flowing lines and simplified shapes brings a modern touch to his paintings, infusing them with energy and originality. The nudes in this exhibition explore the limitless potential of artistic expression. Through his unique approach, Thepsakdi transforms imagery that could be seen as provocative into a refined and compelling art form. His pieces reflect a deep commitment to artistic exploration and a continuous pursuit of creative innovation, pushing boundaries while maintaining a strong connection to his cultural heritage. Mar 10-13 Apr. Free. Matdot Gallery, 10am-6pm