Supmanee Chaisansuk is a Thai artist whose practice explores the intersection between nature, architecture, and environmental consciousness. She works with painting, ceramics, and video to investigate ecological fragility and pollution. Her semi-abstract landscapes evoke the transience of nature through fluid, melting colours.
Colour flows, lines gather, and stories take shape. Between the works of two artists, familiar forms invite us to look again and find connections of our own.
Supmanee Chaisansuk
Champ Sittichoke
Champ works with images of people, animals and imagined creatures, interpreting patterns and stories connected to Thai painting and local culture through colour, form and his own visual language. Drawing inspiration from Isan’s hup taem mural paintings and pha phawet painted scrolls, he uses natural crayons and black ink pen on a ground of tamarind-seed glue and din so phong, a soft white marl clay.
Colour flows into form.
Supmanee Chaisansuk · Warm Vapor, 2025
A story of giving.
Champ Sittichoke · The Great Birth, 2026
A landscape like fur.
Supmanee Chaisansuk · Fur Scape 04, 2020
All You Need to Know
Between Colour and Form brings together ceramics, paintings and works on paper by Supmanee Chaisansuk and Champ Sittichoke.
Exhibition
20 November to 20 December 2026
Tuesday to Sunday, noon to 7 pm.
Galleries’ Nights opening
Friday 20 November, 5 pm to midnight.
Meet the Artists
7.30 to 8.30 pm. Meet both artists, explore their works, ask questions and hear about their ideas and working processes in a relaxed, informal gathering.
The Charoen AArt
2250/16 Charoen Krung Road, Bang Kho Laem, Bangkok 10120.
Between Charoen Krung 76/1 and 76/2, opposite the 7-Eleven on Charoen Krung Road.
As an independently run space, we may occasionally be working upstairs.
To ensure your visit, we recommend arranging an appointment or calling +66 (0) 97 531 0732 in advance, or emailing info@charoenaart.com.
Supmanee Chaisansuk and Champ Sittichoke.
Image credits
Portraits courtesy of the artists. Artworks © Supmanee Chaisansuk and © Sittichoke Nuamcharoen. Image preparation: The Charoen AArt.
To explore how colour, line and materials carry different experiences and stories, and to discover your own connections between the two artists’ works.
Global Artistic Network