“THERE’S NO OTHER HOME”
My first series of paintings consists of four works. The series shares a common theme of nostalgia, longing for one’s hometown, and childhood memories. It is painted in dark tones, reflecting the emotions behind the idea.
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HOMETOWN3-45:2/7
This painting is dedicated to people who moved from their small hometown to a big city. It’s about those who, despite the crowds and skyscrapers, still remember and love their old home somewhere in the province.
The painting is for sale. -
THERE’S NO OTHER HOME-32:34/1
This painting is about our home — planet Earth. The inspiration came from the Soviet poster that said “There is no other home!”, which gave me the idea of combining the Earth and a home. Later, this poster also influenced the entire series of paintings. -
KACHELI-778/1
This painting conveys the feeling of nostalgia for childhood: for the familiar window you could see even from the playground, the swings, the little flower, and the road to the local store — things that almost everyone had in their childhood. The dark tones reflect the sadness of memories that, unfortunately, can never return.
The painting is for sale. -
JOYHAND-333
Remember how in kindergarten we traced around our hand?
This is a memory that many people share.
Once again, nostalgia is the main theme expressed throughout the “THERE’S NO OTHER HOME” series.
The painting is for sale.
Although my paintings usually feature absurd elements, unrelated details, and Thai language with nonsensical phrases, this series stands out as different from my other works.
