Current Exhibition
Being Humorist
Lampu Kansanoh
Duration 2024.8.17 - 9.22
We were born to have to live with strangers, that would have different mindset and habits, or person we are dissatisfied with.
People may have various instincts to protect themselves. Some people avoid it, some people respond to it, However, having to live in an imperfect world It may be good to be necessary to view it as nonsense and funny in order to spend the rest of our lives on this planet in peace and safe us from all suffering that is about to affect our hearts.
So how beautiful or ugly is this world, It must depend on our visual and choosing to handle our own thoughts and attitudes for being human and survival.
Lampu Kansanoh
Lampu Kansanoh, born in Thailand in 1983, began her artistic career at the age of 15 and continues to be active in Thailand and East Asia today. She has participated in artist residencies in Europe and Japan, and her work is frequently showcased in Thai art museums and private galleries. Her pieces have attracted the attention of many collectors and locals, who either collect her work or commission her to create unique art pieces.
Her paintings combine surrealism with Thai humor, using vivid brushstrokes and bold colors to tell stories about her life, people and facts happening around her. Lampu primarily works with large-scale oil paintings, capturing every moment of life on linen canvases with quick and passionate strokes. She transforms everyday life into captivating dramas through exaggerated figures and scenes.
For Lampu, even though the world is filled with misfortune and sorrow, she believes there is still a reason to seek happiness. Each of her works is like a comical play, lightheartedly narrating the everyday comedies of people's lives, allowing viewers to find joy in art while also reflecting on the true meaning of life.
