Memory Landscapes: Where Silence Reveals brings together the works of three artists whose practices, while distinct in form and perspective, share a common impulse: a commitment to stillness, solitude, and attentive looking.
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Ks.Landy is an artist whose practice centers on painting natural landscapes and scenes of rural life. The inspiration behind this body of work began when he returned to live in Nong Khai, the province where he was born and raised, after years of living and studying in the city. Returning home allowed him to quietly notice how familiar places had gradually changed through the dynamics of modern life.
As time goes by, you begin to reflect on many things: your relationship with yourself, your relationships with others, which people to avoid, which situations to ignore, and— as an artist— which works to make. I came to the realization that I wanted to create a piece that would make me fall in love with art again, just as I did when I first started out as an artist. I am drawn to artworks that make me laugh, works that are silly, slightly perverted, and playful, as well as pieces that use everyday objects. What you see here are some of my pieces that I collected first in my journal then bring it out for you to see.
Both music and visual art are disciplines that share profound similarities when viewed through their underlying structures. Symbols and meanings of sound can be conveyed through composition, harmony, and emotional expression without the need for words. When we listen to instrumental music, we are able to perceive sorrow, joy, love, or even rage—purely through sound.
Burana invites viewers to reconsider the idea of “completeness” not as a finished state, but as an ongoing process of repair, adaptation, and reconstruction. The exhibition presents a series of paintings that capture transitional moments of architecture and culture, situated between a veiled past and a continually evolving present.
One of the first things a tourist learns in Thailand are the words “Sawadee” combined with the wai gesture. It originated over 2000 years ago in Hinduism with the Añjali Mudrā gesture, which accompanies “namaste” and was adopted by Buddhism.
Group Exhibition By Palette Artspace Artists: Akkarawut Rojakkanawut, IAN, MrPalette, Narissara Komsuphom, NonWorld, Sirisilp Pingmuang Curator: Watjanasin Charuwattanakitti Exhibition Period: 1 – 28 September 2025 Venue: Roblox Gallery (2nd Floor, MunMun Art Destination, Seacon Square Srinakarin) We all carry “monsters”…
Duo Exhibition By Pimpisa Anurit & Assadawut Sooksee Curator: Mantana Apidet Exhibition Period: 16 September – 12 October 2025 Venue: Palette Artspace (THONG LO) In today’s world, people are constantly confronted with limitations and pressures imposed by their surroundings—whether it…
“Every day, many things happen;
there are moments of great happiness and moments of sadness.
Still, every day, the morning comes.
Many birds dance in the vast sky, flying toward something.
I look up and see my sky.
The big, blue sky stretches endlessly.
Today, the weather is nice too.”