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Wut Chalanant

Born 1986 in Chiang Mai, Thailand

 

Education:

 

since 2016

- Meisterschueler with Joachim Brohm, Hochschule für Grafik und Buchkunst, Leipzig,Germany

2012

- Bachelor of Fine Arts (Photography), Department of Media Arts and Design, Chiang Mai University

- Participated in The Foundry Photojournalism workshops

2009

 - Arts student exchange program LinnaeusPlame Program with Kungl. Konsthogskolan University (KKH), Stockholm, Sweden

 

 

Exhibitions

 

2018

- Group exhibition Southeast X Southeast ,Southeast Museum of Photography, Daytona Beach, USA

- Group exhibition "most of the wild - least of the wild", hgb leipzig (rundgang)

- Group exhibition "Picturing Realities: Constructed, Cropped and Reassembled“,  Beck & Eggeling International Fine Art, Düsseldorf

2017

- Group exhibition "pipe", hgb leipzig (rundgang)

2015

- Solo exhibition “PARALLEL” Pongnoi Art Community Space, Chiagn Mai (10 February 2015 – 10 March 2015)

2014

- Group exhibition “PARALLEL” DECK Gallery, SIPF 2014, Singapore ( 3 October  – 30 November 2014)

- Solo exhibition “PARALLEL” Numthong Gallery, Bangkok (6 February – 28 February)

2013

- Group exhibition "HOOP" ART THESIS IN PHOTOGRAPHY 2013, Siam Paragon, Bangkok (5 April – 16 April)

- Group exhibition “Same Same But Different” Minimal Art Gallery, Chiang Mai (1 February– 22 February)

2012

- Group exhibition “Fine Arts Photo Exhibition” Minimal Art Gallery, Chiang Mai

- Group exhibition “independent study” CMU Art Center, Chiangmai

- Group exhibition madiFESTO “FALL” CMU Art Center, Chiangmai (16 September – 30 September)

2009

- Group exhibition “Me and my student come to Bangkok (again)” Central World Shopping Center, Bangkok (12 January – 25 January)

 

2008

- Group exhibition “City Still” Minimal Art Gallery, Chiang Mai (20 February – 7 March)

- Group exhibition “ColourBlind Project” Department of Fine Arts, Chiang Mai University (22 January – 19 February)

 

 

Publication

2017

- The Museum of Unfortunate Events II Biella – archeology of wool manufacturer, Chiang Mai, Thailand

 

The relationship between humans and space in the modern age is the main theme of my work. I am fascinated by the ideology of urban development and how it alters space. Transformation of the land, through the shifting demands of the global economy, creates a void of context and opens up room for new interpretations. My artistic approach involves research into the historic, political and economic based activities and a physical exploration of these spaces on the edge of the normal experience. In order to search for the statement of our trace, I capture elements of the realities, which are later reconstructed. In this process I renew my perception of the space as metaphors for our modern identity.