Heal Your Mind with the Solo Exhibition “Into the Mind Garden” by Plujangg
NEWS
& UPDATE
30 January 2025
True Digital Park invites everyone to experience art at the solo exhibition "Into The Mind Garden" the collaboration between TDPK Studio and Madskills Gallery to present the emerging Thai artist Nalatphorn Nanta (@plujangg). The exhibition will be held from January 30 to February 28, 2025, at TDPK Studio 2, 2nd floor, True Digital Park, West. Open daily from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
This exhibition, hosted at TDPK Studio, showcases the work of the artist Plujangg to express her exploration of the mind and the search for balance in a world of digital comparisons. Through her paintings, she reflects on the emotional challenges that arise daily, stemming from pressures like comparing oneself to others or unrealistic expectations. The artist uses her artwork to explore herself and narrate the story of seeking peace and self-acceptance.
Plujangg’s art is inspired by small, everyday joys, such as the warmth of morning sunlight or the sound of her favorite music. These simple things are used as triggers for creativity, allowing viewers to connect with the joy found in real life, which the artist aims to share with everyone.
The inspiration from Real Life
"Into The Mind Garden" stems from Nalatphorn's personal experiences with recurring feelings of depression and her search for calm amidst the chaos of the digital world, which is filled with comparisons. She often found herself asking, "Why am I not as successful as others?" Confronting these thoughts brought stress and feelings of being down. However, she discovered that true happiness doesn’t lie in grand achievements but in the small joys of everyday life.
Exhibition Details:
Date: January 30 – February 28, 2025
Time: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Location: TDPK Studio 2, 2nd floor, True Digital Park, West (BTS Punnawithi Exit 6)
TDPK Studio as an art incubator, offering emerging artists the opportunity to showcase their work and share their reflections on emotions and thoughts through art. We invite everyone to join the "Into The Mind Garden" exhibition to find inspiration for both work and life.
Follow True Digital Park’s social media channels for updates and to ensure you don’t miss out on more exciting art experiences!
This exhibition, hosted at TDPK Studio, showcases the work of the artist Plujangg to express her exploration of the mind and the search for balance in a world of digital comparisons. Through her paintings, she reflects on the emotional challenges that arise daily, stemming from pressures like comparing oneself to others or unrealistic expectations. The artist uses her artwork to explore herself and narrate the story of seeking peace and self-acceptance.
Plujangg’s art is inspired by small, everyday joys, such as the warmth of morning sunlight or the sound of her favorite music. These simple things are used as triggers for creativity, allowing viewers to connect with the joy found in real life, which the artist aims to share with everyone.
The inspiration from Real Life
"Into The Mind Garden" stems from Nalatphorn's personal experiences with recurring feelings of depression and her search for calm amidst the chaos of the digital world, which is filled with comparisons. She often found herself asking, "Why am I not as successful as others?" Confronting these thoughts brought stress and feelings of being down. However, she discovered that true happiness doesn’t lie in grand achievements but in the small joys of everyday life.
Exhibition Details:
Date: January 30 – February 28, 2025
Time: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Location: TDPK Studio 2, 2nd floor, True Digital Park, West (BTS Punnawithi Exit 6)
TDPK Studio as an art incubator, offering emerging artists the opportunity to showcase their work and share their reflections on emotions and thoughts through art. We invite everyone to join the "Into The Mind Garden" exhibition to find inspiration for both work and life.
Follow True Digital Park’s social media channels for updates and to ensure you don’t miss out on more exciting art experiences!
