In Chroma, Amnaj Wachirasut explores the color palette in all its diversity and qualities. The colors used range from black and white, to bright red, to pastel. When Wachirasut works with colors, it is as if he orchestrated it. He simultaneously manages the colors as they appear on the surface. It is an ongoing process of consideration and adjustment using his personal sense to guide each color combination.

The higher the saturation, the more intense and purer the color. Adding white or black would soften or deepen it. Many colors are transparent, so I need to keep applying each layer on top of another to get the result I want. Many times, I add other hues to create a more complex gradient that will subtly appear in the finished work through different lighting. Some colors can be atmospheric creating depth through their reflective and shiny surface. I have been using lampblack for this effect, and in this series, ultramarine is also a good color to emphasize a gloss texture, explained Wachirasut, on his color and painting techniques.

Krit Chantranet's collection of works HELLO STRANGERS, spans over a decade and offers viewers a unique perspective on the human body as a space with a rich mythology and history. As a painter who observes contemporary life, Krit's artwork reflects the mystery of understanding ourselves as individuals, presenting his own story as an artist and inviting the audience to trace history through organized bodies that deviate from what we consider natural.

For those interested in critiquing and exploring power dynamics, class, and government, humor can serve as a powerful tool for expression. Humorous behavior, laughter, and caricature of human beings are complex emotional expressions that convey a range of implications, from joy and relaxation to embarrassment and resistance to power. Humans are unique in their ability to laugh, and humor can be used to demonstrate power, irony, and even resistance to authority.

From the artist's life experiences, his thoughts crystallized, and his self-realization It was discovered that, in the end, the genuine self can emerge from letting things unfold spontaneously and that there is no need to set or control anything; rather, one only needs to observe, select, and make decisions.

Similar to the manner in which Ravit creates this recent series of paintings. He believes it is his responsibility to 'create a cause' and then allow the emotions and sentiments of the moment to propel him into the flow state of mind, resulting in the phenomena of each piece's distinctive colors and textures superimposing. In the final result, there is an unexpected beauty.

and he, as the master of his creation, is the only one capable of completing what he started.