A number of large-scale architectural installations are displayed during "Liminal Space" at Noble Play, ground floor of Noble Ploenchit, until Feb 4.
An architectural installation by Sanitas Pradittasnee. photo courtesy of Sanitas Studio
This is a solo exhibition by Sanitas Pradittasnee, a Thai artist best known for her thought-provoking, site-specific pieces that blend art, architecture and installation.
She is the founder of Sanitas Studio, a contemporary art practice that infuses projects with profound landscape architecture know-how, resulting in a distinct style for which the studio is known and loved.
These aesthetically compelling pieces contain within them hidden meanings and messages about spirituality, society and their co-existence.
The artist is drawn to the studies of history and faith. Such themes are interwoven into her architectural installations, often reflecting upon the relationship between the natural and the manmade. Seamlessly marrying contemporary architectural designs with old world beliefs, her pieces explore how enduring religious philosophies influence their ever-evolving educational, social and cultural surroundings, and vice versa.
In doing so, her works reveal that a city's architecture, environment and culture are intrinsically and infinitely interconnected. The exhibition offers a liminal space that invites viewers to be part of the immersive works and rediscover the meaning in our lives.
The exhibition is open for public viewing daily from 10am to 5pm. There is no admission fee. Noble Ploenchit is a condominium project on Phloenchit Road.
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