Suppanat Theravithayangkura
Year of Birth : 1998
Education : Suankularb Wittayalai School
Faculty of Applied Arts - Silpakorn University
Suppanat Theravithayangkura
Year of Birth : 1998
Education : Suankularb Wittayalai School
Faculty of Applied Arts - Silpakorn University
University
Since entering the art world, I was immediately drawn to it. During my time at Silpakorn University, I devoted myself to studying the fundamentals of art and developing a deeper understanding of its core principles.
After Graduation
After graduating, I found myself feeling uncertain about my future and unsure of how to sustain a livelihood through art. Despite this, I continued creating consistently. During this period, my work became increasingly intense, reflecting the pressures and challenges I was experiencing in life.
Later on, I began studying contemporary art practices that were gaining recognition at the time. Through continuous practice and exploration, I gradually developed the ability to sustain myself through the art I am passionate about. During my exploration of contemporary art, I established the brand Peenipp alongside my artistic practice. I have since designed and created artworks for several internationally recognized hotel companies.
Chi hotel
Ongoing series
After establishing my painting brand Peenipp, I began to reflect more deeply on what art truly means to me. This was not an easy question to answer. In the past, I often felt that my paintings were not beautiful enough, not good enough. During that time, my state of mind was quite troubled.
Eventually, I decided to tear down all the artistic principles I had learned. I chose to create art without rules, without the frameworks or expectations of others, and instead move forward in search of my own way of making art.
Each painting on a wooden panel represents a different moment in my life. Every piece is like an important story from a certain period of my existence. But in the end, all of these stories must eventually leave me. Letting these paintings go is like allowing those moments to fade away from my possession, without clinging to the images or the stories I created.
In doing so, I prepare myself for the death that is gradually approaching.