The Charoen AArt presents ‘Between Colour and Form’, a two-person exhibition by Thai artists Supmanee Chaisansuk and Champ Sittichoke, featuring ceramics, paintings and works on paper, on Charoen Krung Road, Bang Kho Laem, Bangkok, from 20 November to 20 December 2026.
The opening takes place on Friday 20 November 2026, from 5 pm to midnight, as part of Galleries’ Nights Bangkok 2026. Meet the Artists, a conversation with Supmanee Chaisansuk and Champ Sittichoke, runs from 7.30 to 8.30 pm.
The two artists reach the same question from opposite sides. In Supmanee Chaisansuk’s ceramics and paintings, colour moves first: glaze runs, pools and leaves its trace on the surface. In Champ Sittichoke’s long vertical works, form is built line by line. The exhibition invites visitors to look at the relationship between colour and form through the two artists’ different ways of working.
Supmanee Chaisansuk uses painting, ceramics and video to explore nature, architecture and environmental consciousness through fluid landscapes of melting and blending colours. The exhibition presents Melting Breath, a new series of ceramic sculptures and cups fired at 1200°C; Automatic Breath: The Inner Space, ten works in ink and water on paper shown as one set; and paintings from the series When the Frog is Drunk and Fur Scape.
Drawing on his research into historic paintings and Thai cultural traditions across Thailand, Champ Sittichoke (Sittichoke Nuamcharoen) develops each body of work around an exhibition’s concept. He holds BFA and MFA degrees in visual arts from Silpakorn University. He presents five new works from 2026. Four are paintings in natural crayon on a ground of tamarind-seed glue and din so phong (white marl), prepared using a traditional Thai method: The Great Birth, Journey Through Isan Sim, The Guardian’s Gate and Kala, Lord of Time. The fifth, The Great Birth: 13 Kandas, is a 395 cm drawing in black ink pen on paper prepared with the same ground. The works draw on Isan sim murals, known as hoop taem, traditional pha phawet narrative cloths, guardian figures and Phra Kan (Kala) in Thai art.
Alongside the exhibition, an online viewing room on Artsy is planned for 20 November to 27 December 2026, one week beyond the gallery dates. It will present selected works by both artists for audiences in Thailand and abroad to view and enquire about through Artsy.
Venue
The Charoen AArt
2250/16 Charoen Krung Road, Wat Phraya Krai,
Bang Kho Laem, Bangkok 10120
Between Charoen Krung 76/1 and 76/2
Exhibition dates
20 November – 20 December 2026
Galleries’ Nights opening
Friday 20 November 2026, 5 pm to midnight
Meet the Artists
7.30–8.30 pm, during the opening evening
Gallery hours
Tuesday–Sunday, noon–7 pm
Appointment recommended
Online viewing room
Artsy, planned for 20 November – 27 December 2026
The Charoen AArt
+66 97 531 0732
info@charoenaart.com
The Charoen AArt is a small, independent, artist-run gallery on Charoen Krung Road in Bangkok’s Bang Kho Laem district. Housed in a renovated former family home and office, it connects people through art, working closely with artists through conversation and exchange to develop exhibitions and projects shaped by the relationship between artwork, space and audience.