Stitch Up
We all get stitched up one way or another, tricked, deceived, fooled, our lives are full of illusions. I'm transformation of found objects by pinching, weaving, stuffing and sewing betrays an ongoing fascination with the many ways in which our cultures condition everything into some kind of alleged false identity. Informed by a dialectic of opposites, nature and culture, instinct and reason, innocence and corruption, I'm beguiling artworks become the evidence in an open- ended investigation, resulting in a show trial to which you are invited to be the judge.
We all get stitched up one way or another, tricked, deceived, fooled, our lives are full of illusions. I'm transformation of found objects by pinching, weaving, stuffing and sewing betrays an ongoing fascination with the many ways in which our cultures condition everything into some kind of alleged false identity. Informed by a dialectic of opposites, nature and culture, instinct and reason, innocence and corruption, I'm beguiling artworks become the evidence in an open- ended investigation, resulting in a show trial to which you are invited to be the judge.
"I believe that people have their own visual memories of the found objects on which my designs are based, creating new perceptions to establish new terms of aesthetics. This collection does not aim at controlling the feelings of the audience but rather it is experimental concerning their aesthetic reactions deriving from the design and their perception and knowledge of the object that they were familiar with” - Patipat Chaiwitesh
“From my practices in tapestry, I’ve learned that the loom and threads can be seen and found in anything.”
Exhibition at YenakArt Villa Bangkok Thailand.
Photographic by Phasin Sadjai
