Bangkok – 333Gallery is proud to present Memory No.22, a duo exhibition by Korn Neeyabhan (Korn doll) and Jakrapong Siririn (2dox), running from April 2 to 27, 2025 at 333Gallery / Warehouse30. This exhibition invites audiences to explore the intersection of memory, nostalgia, and artistic expression through the deeply personal yet interconnected creative practices of both artists.

Open Call for Artists – 333Gallery Exhibition 333Gallery invites artists of all backgrounds to participate in an exciting open call for our upcoming exhibition at 333Gallery, Warehouse 30, from June 10–27, 2025.

"My girls may look like little children, but they embody both you and me in the real world." I am a self-taught artist who began painting in early 2019, despite not attending art school. My work features vivid, colorful compositions that merge cuteness and anger in a unique pop-culture style. Each piece is created by meticulously mixing colors by hand, showcasing my distinctive painting techniques. Inspired by Japanese Shoujo Manga (少女漫画) and contemporary pop art, I blend delicate flat painting with dynamic, childlike strokes to develop my signature pop art style. My art goes beyond simple portraits—it tells stories of daily life through rebellious, young female figures. By using Appropriation Techniques, I reinterpret familiar imagery to comment on deeper themes like social anxiety and loneliness. While the bright, playful colors evoke happiness and charm, a closer look reveals hidden layers of dissatisfaction, sadness, and anger, reflecting the struggles people face in a society where true self-expression is often suppressed.

333Gallery Bangkok (Warehouse 30) is proud to present “Somewhere Else in the World: Charoenkrung,” a solo exhibition by Thai artist Pasutt Kanrattanasutra. This thought-provoking showcase explores the complex, fragile relationships between communities, urban spaces, and nature, focusing on the dynamic Charoenkrung district. Running throughout February 2025, the exhibition invites audiences to reflect on the impacts of urban development and the balance (or lack thereof) between progress, sustainability, and preservation.

[Seoul, Korea] – 333Gallery/Seoul  is honored to present "The Eternal Bloom: The Soul of Earth, Shades of the Inner Self", an exhibition showcasing the profound works of Thai artist Duenchayphoochana Phooprasert. Running from November 21 to December 30, this exhibition invites viewers into a meditative experience that explores the interplay of time, movement, and the intrinsic connection between humanity and nature, expressed through clay-based art.