Chanida Voraphitak
Chanida Voraphitak

Publication

PASSCODE , THE DARK DAY

Chanida Voraphitak

1,500 ฿ / contact : cuscus.studio@gmail.com

2024
Published by BANGKOK CITYCITY GALLERY
Printed by Bear Label Press & Printing
Bangkok, Thailand

22 x 9.5 cm, 40 pages, cover; dicut  transparent  celluloid, 350 gram paper, content; Moorim Art Matt 250 gram, PP matt sticker (4 pages), HP Indigo prints, coil binding, softcover
Open edition

PASSCODE , THE DARK DAY is a publication accompanying the first solo exhibition of Chanida Voraphitak at BANGKOK CITYCITY GALLERY under the same title. In the past years, Voraphitak has developed her art practice across many mediums: canvas, sculpture, video, apparel, and publication.

This book, which takes its form from her long-standing fascination with children’s books, contains a mixture of prose, sketches, elements from her paintings, and components from her VR video installations. Not only does Voraphitak convey her own feelings and experiences regarding today’s urgent contemporary issues, especially pollution, but her prose also discusses how society has developed and explores the relationship between humans and other beings.

Publication

PASSCODE , THE DARK DAY

Chanida Voraphitak

1,500 ฿ / contact : cuscus.studio@gmail.com

2024
Published by BANGKOK CITYCITY GALLERY
Printed by Bear Label Press & Printing
Bangkok, Thailand

22 x 9.5 cm, 40 pages, cover; dicut  transparent  celluloid, 350 gram paper, content; Moorim Art Matt 250 gram, PP matt sticker (4 pages), HP Indigo prints, coil binding, softcover
Open edition

PASSCODE , THE DARK DAY is a publication accompanying the first solo exhibition of Chanida Voraphitak at BANGKOK CITYCITY GALLERY under the same title. In the past years, Voraphitak has developed her art practice across many mediums: canvas, sculpture, video, apparel, and publication.

This book, which takes its form from her long-standing fascination with children’s books, contains a mixture of prose, sketches, elements from her paintings, and components from her VR video installations. Not only does Voraphitak convey her own feelings and experiences regarding today’s urgent contemporary issues, especially pollution, but her prose also discusses how society has developed and explores the relationship between humans and other beings.