Where We Belong 2023
Where We Belong 2023 takes the idea of "the house or home" to expand the definition of meaning and emotional state by exploring conditions through the eyes of a athering of artists who express them to the audience that experience together. So, touching a "definition of the word house or home" connects us to the endless question of humanity's experience. Furthermore, connecting the past with the present has led us back to a critical turning point. And, whether a conclusion can be reached or not, this period is regarded as a record of the artist's narrative in the past of their other life, as told through the Where We Belong Exhibition, which sees humans as the linking of the way of life and understanding of identity in those lives as they change through demand and exchange of inspiration from overlapping information at each age. Finally, where will the end of human satisfaction be in the six artists' perspectives to provide an answer to the house or home, and what will we become as a part of this equation?
The artists include Yasinee Saeung, Chareephorn Sarakarn, Natnaran Bualoy, Atipat Pooksrisuk, Thunyapaphat Kittithananuwong, and Virinsire Chomchey, and the exhibition is curated by Kornkanok Wongsuwan.
About Neo Wongnok
"Neo wongnok"
With "inside," there must be "outside." With "outside," there must be "inside." What lies in between these two? Whatever, we're here to find a way to be reborn (neo). It should have been in our wombs since 2022. Who's to judge whether we give birth or not? Well, I'm not a doctor.
So, what can "circle" be? Can it simply converge into a lump and still be called a "circle"?
Right now, we are forming a circle that keeps getting bigger. That's great! We just want to do what we want to do. We want to have fun, feel stressed, explore, laugh, sit and observe, take action, work hard, or just sit still and do nothing at all, all while having our own goals. We believe it might resonate with someone in this universe; maybe it could be you. In summary, "we want to do anything we like."
Art... Oh, the definitions have been around for thousands of years. Let's consider it subjective = it depends on how you think and how you see it. If there is only one truth, how can it be fun? Conan-kun didn't say that.
