Art and fashion enthusiasts will be dazzled by the creative works of art unveiled during "La Vie En Strass" at Four Seasons Art Space by Moca Bangkok, Four Seasons Hotel, Charoen Krung Road, starting tomorrow and running until Dec 6.
Creations by Shourouk Rhaeim. Art Space by Moca Bangkok
This is the first exhibition in Thailand and also Asia by French artist and jewellery designer Shourouk Rhaiem who is renowned for metamorphosing everyday objects into extravagant, eye-catching jewellery.
She masterfully weaves an array of stone, metal and Swarovski crystal into her pieces resulting in statement jewellery often adorned with neon hues. Her designs have garnered the admiration of A-list celebrities including Jennifer Lopez, Lady Gaga, Sarah Jessica Parker, Jessica Chastain and Nina Dobrev. Her captivating jewellery has graced the likes of former US first lady Michelle Obama and Princess Victoria of Sweden. Her creations have also adorned characters in popular series like Gossip Girl, Sex And The City, Pretty Little Liars and Scream Queens.
The artist has also collaborated with renowned figures and brands including Sephora, Lido de Paris, Philippe Starck, Jean-Paul Gaultier and Swarovski.
Inspired by her formative years, Rhaiem embarked on an artistic journey, reimagining the mundane in a whole new light. Her mission is to infuse everyday objects with a radiant, extraordinary aura.
She began applying crystals to a coffee container until it, before bringing her creative touch to soaps, detergents and fragrance containers.
Her Bangkok debut promises to be a jubilant tribute to creativity, artistry and the transformative magic inherent in everyday objects, all infused with a touch of opulence and whimsy.
Among the items brought to life are the iconic Prickly Heat (Snake Brand) cooling powder can, local beer bottles and Hanfa brand mosquito repellent boxes. The exhibition will be open for public viewing daily from 10.30am to 7.30pm. There is no admission fee.
Visit fourseasons.com/bangkok or call 02-032-0888.
Creations by Shourouk Rhaiem. photos courtesy of Art Space by Moca Bangkok
