Channatip Chanvipava: The Sound of Many Waters

The autobiographical works of Chanvipava often weave captivating correspondences between the microcosm of his personal life and the macrocosm of politics and global events, serving as expressions of universal emotions and shared experiences.

In “The Sound of Many Waters,” the paintings explore the notion of belonging and fixed identities, along with intimate subjects such as surrogacy and LGBTQ+ rights.

The works are exhibited on large stainless-steel panels that shine and reflect like water – a visual nod to the exhibition’s title. Viewers are invited to navigate through these contemporary structures, prompting an immersive connection with the art and the surrounding space, an environment where past and present meet and collide.