Saroot Supasuthivech

Saroot Supasuthivech is a talented contemporary artist based in Bangkok, Thailand. Through his installations, he transforms the remaining substances found in geographical locations into moving images, figures, and sounds. He explores the intersections of culture, faith, and rituals. 

Saroot Supasuthivech's Art Style

Saroot Supasuthivechhas a profound interest in oral histories and personal narratives of different places that have never been recorded before. By transforming the remaining substances discovered in geographical locations, Supasuthivech brings forth a dynamic interplay of moving images, figures, and sounds within his installations.

At the heart of Supasuthivech's artistic practice lies the exploration of the connections between culture, faith, and rituals. He delves into the spiritual beliefs and ceremonial traditions that surround the moment of death. Additionally, he focuses on examining the historical impact of immigration on funerary practices across diverse regional and religious contexts.

In Supasuthivech's artistic practice, the moving image goes beyond simple aesthetic or documentary dimensions. The artist masterfully constructs a complete sensory experience by combining installation, image, and sound to evoke the aura of a socio-historical location. The resulting artworks evoke a vivid and immersive hyperreality. 

Exhibition Highlights: Showcasing Saroot Supasuthivech's artworks

His participation in notable exhibitions and projects serves as a testament to his talent and unwavering commitment to uncovering the untold stories of the world around us. Some recent noteworthy shows include "Watch and Chill: Streaming Art to Your Homes" at MMCA, M+, MAIIAM, MCAD (2021), "ᘐ (Qi)" at NOVA CONTEMPORARY in Bangkok (2020), and "Footnotes on Institution" at Gallery VER in Bangkok (2019). He has also exhibited at the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC) Early Years Project #2 (2017) and the Pop Up Museum in Ratchaburi (2014).