Name: RE/LEAF: Gravity of Mind - Nathakorn Kanitvaranun (TH) by Art&CultureOneBangkok
Duration: 3 min 3 s
Description: “RE/LEAF: Gravity of Mind,” an artwork selected by the One Bangkok Art and Culture curator team to embody the hotel’s artistic spirit of refined taste. Created by Nattakorn Kanitvaranun, a Thai glass artist from BGC Glass Studio, the piece features 19 delicate hand-blown glass flowers— each a testament to the artist's intricate craftsmanship.

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“For the Friends We Haven’t Met Yet,” the winner of the One Bangkok Urban Furniture Competition 2022 under the theme “Seatscape & Beyond.” The competition tasked designers with finding innovative ways to design seating that would enhance public space experiences in the city.

For the Friends We Haven’t Met Yet - Urban Furniture (TH)

The four people walking here — from their postures, attires, and the items they carry, who do you think they are?

Red phone., Blue cigarette., Turquoise hair., Black cap. - Julian Opie (TH)

“Happy Happy Project: Flower Gun,”  this striking paradox is the work of Choi Jeong-Hwa,  a South Korean artist known for transforming everyday objects—  plastic baskets, | soda bottles,  shopping bags, inflatable toys— into sculptural marvels. He challenges the very notion of art, asking: Can something made from such commonplace materials, like his work, truly be considered art? And must art always be confined within the four walls of a gallery or a museum?

Happy Happy Project: Flower Gun - Choi Jeong-Hwa (TH)

“Metropolitan Symphony Number 2,” and it has its pair—”Metropolitan Symphony Number 1”— installed right in the middle of the Post 1928 shopping center. Designed to be in dialogue with each other, these sculptures reverberate the historical resonance of the “Saladaeng Radiotelegraph Station.”  


Metropolitan No.2 - Yuri Suzuki (TH)

“RE/LEAF: Gravity of Mind,” an artwork selected by the One Bangkok Art and Culture curator team to embody the hotel’s artistic spirit of refined taste. Created by Nattakorn Kanitvaranun, a Thai glass artist from BGC Glass Studio, the piece features 19 delicate hand-blown glass flowers— each a testament to the artist's intricate craftsmanship.


RE/LEAF: Gravity of Mind - Nathakorn Kanitvaranun (TH)

“Metropolitan Symphony Number 2,” and it has its pair—”Metropolitan Symphony Number 1”— installed right in the middle of the Post 1928 shopping center. Designed to be in dialogue with each other, these sculptures reverberate the historical resonance of the “Saladaeng Radiotelegraph Station.”

Metropolitan No.2 - Yuri Suzuki (EN)

Red phone., Blue cigarette., Turquoise hair., Black cap. - Julian Opie (EN)

We have gathered a team of curators who are experts in various fields of art and culture. This team combines experience, creativity, and commitment in harmony to deliver an artistic experience that opens new perspectives. Also, our mission is to unveil new perspectives and ignite inspiration for everyone every day.

RE/LEAF: Gravity of Mind - Nathakorn Kanitvaranun (TH)

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