BioArt Workshop allows young people to experiment with microscopes to explore the nature around them, using basic scientific knowledge. It stimulates participants’ creativity by transforming scientific activities into art, thinking…
Joining the workshop as organizer I gave one lecture session on “Observing and Being Observed” to show the possibility of doing art with microscope. Also, I collaborated with Din Chan…
The term ‘Kwan’ (ขวัญ) refers to intangible parts that cannot be seen or touched but have the ability to move. These intangible parts are present in different elements such as…
According to modern science, “reality” is defined by separating the observer from the observed. However, as humans, we are related to everything in the world, including animals, trees, fungi, and…
At the Great Gathering festival, we set up a microscope with a transformative visual system in the heart of the jungle. Our aim was to encourage people to explore the…
The forest gate shrine (ซุ้มประตูป่า) is a belief related to the Himmapana forest in Buddhist mythology. Himmapana forest is home to various mythical creatures that often come from the combination…
Participating in the 2022 online pilot course for ASH MA: Art, Science and Health Master of Art organized by multiple universities in Europe, Wave Pongruengkiat re-examined his work in a…
Wave Pongruengkiat participat…