"NO ONE CAN PUT UP WITH ME"
This is a poster series consisting of two parts. The first part feels pretty hopeless, but the second part is supposed to give hope and show the importance of love in a time of need of healing. The subject is mental health and therapy.
It's inspired directly from the Thai series titled "Only friends" which is partly about Ray Pakon and how he has been dealing with alcohol addiction. He has lived a childhoold with an absent dad and a mom who passed away in his teenage years. And he has felt unloved and like a burden his whole life. The show shows how love can change his perception of himself, but that in the end of the day it's mostly about how you yourself is willing to make the changes in your life to start healing. Rehab is not a linear thing and there will always be some ups and downs.
The actual posters are supposed to show Ray alone in the chair at the therapist's room. With the words "burden" and "alcoholic" floating in his head. And a blurred version of him on his way out of the chair which works as a transition to the next poster. The second poster shows him hugging Sand (the person who does not see him as a burden). Someone in his life he feels safe around.
