Duo Art Exhibition by Siriwat Siriwannaphruk and Athip Klomtong

Explore Life in Fragility Through Paintings and Sculptures Bearing the Traces of Time
By Siriwat Siriwannaphruk and Athip Klomtong

This duo exhibition brings together mixed media works that explore the quiet tension of living within fragile and shifting environments. Through painting and sculpture, the artists reflect on the visible and invisible constraints that shape everyday life—structures that feel unstable, undefined, and often impermanent.

A central motif in the exhibition is the “wall”—not just as a physical barrier, but as a silent witness. It becomes a surface marked by time, holding the traces of love, dreams, loss, and memory. Over time, its cracks speak: revealing hidden stories, long buried and slowly resurfacing.

Siriwat’s sculptural works use found objects, non-permanent materials, and line drawings to express the delicate balance of life in uncertain spaces. These pieces, though lacking solidity, remain self-supporting—mirroring the resilience of those navigating instability, both social and personal.

Athip’s paintings, on the other hand, blur the line between past and present. His textured surfaces capture fleeting moments and enduring imprints, suggesting that while time moves forward, the echoes of what once was are never truly erased.

Together, the works invite viewers to pause and consider what remains—despite the passing of time.