Chulayarnnon Siriphol mixes Muay Thai, performance art, and video to tell stories about Thailand you won’t see on the surface—blending humor, pop culture, and social critique.
Paint-crusted boxing gloves are perched on the backrest of a chair in Chulayarnnon Siriphol’s Bangkok studio. Next to the chair sits a canvas on an easel splashed in red, recalling the action paintings of Japanese artist Ushio Shinohara, who dipped boxing gloves in paint and punched at canvases.
Both are remnants of the video installation Red Eagle Sangmorakot: No More Hero in His Story, that won the Taoyuan International Art Award Grand Prize in Taiwan earlier this year.
James Merrill’s generative art blends math, ink and paper, turning algorithms into mesmerizing plotter drawings.
The media art collective Dimension Plus pushes the boundaries of perception, using remediation as a tool to expand our senses.
yaboihanoi fuses machine learning and Southeast Asian tradition to create electronic music that was impossible just five years ago.
