THE WORLD ENDS: Bangkok International Design Expo 2026
Discover new perspectives on the world of design at THE WORLD ENDS: CREATE WHAT MATTERS, an event that invites visitors to reimagine the familiar and explore new possibilities through design.
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Uttaporn Nimmalaikaew
BIO ARTIST (TH) Uttaporn Nimmalaikaew (b. 1980 ) Uttaporn Nimmalaikaew (b. 1980) is a Thai contemporary artist widely recognized for pushing the traditional boundaries of two-dimensional art into extraordinary 3D Visual Illusion Paintings. His signature technique involves meticulously painting with…
Jarasporn Chumsri
BIO ARTIST (TH) Jarasporn Chumsri (b. 1992 ) Jarasporn Chumsri (b. 1992) is a Thai contemporary artist recognized for her emotive paintings that bridge the digital realm with internal psychological states. Her practice explores screen-mediated human perception, translating the glow…
Thutchai Changsanoh
BIO ARTIST (TH) Thutchai Changsanoh (b. 2001 ) Thutchai Changsanoh (b. 2001) is a Thai contemporary artist recognized for his evocative oil paintings that explore the relationship between architecture, space, and internal states of perception. Pushing the boundaries of familiar…
THE BARDO OF OBJECTS
VAHANA reimagines the overlooked animal mounts of sacred sculptures as central figures. Blending classical forms with Street Art, Arnut challenges hierarchy, authority, and visibility, inviting viewers to recognize the unseen forces that support greatness and shape every monumental presence.
ARNUT SAMAKKEE
BIO ARTIST (TH) Arnut Samakkee (b. 1995 ) Arnut Samakkee is a Thai contemporary artist whose practice brings together oil painting, classical imagery, and the visual language of street art. He received his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting from…
SASITHORN KHUNPITAK
BIO ARTIST (TH) Sasithorn Khunpitak (b. )
KS. Landy
BIO ARTIST (TH) KS. Landy (b. )
Darmkerng Jatusadom (Boy)
BIO ARTIST (TH) Darmkerng Jatusadom (b. )
VAHANA: The Role of Existence Behind the Sacred
VAHANA reimagines the overlooked animal mounts of sacred sculptures as central figures. Blending classical forms with Street Art, Arnut challenges hierarchy, authority, and visibility, inviting viewers to recognize the unseen forces that support greatness and shape every monumental presence.