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Pim Permpoolsombat
Pim Permpoolsombat (b. 1995) lives and works in Bangkok, Thailand. Her artistic practice explores the act of simplification—transforming complex systems of communication into distilled, essential forms. Working across painting, installation, poetry, photography, and sculpture, Pim examines the balance between naturalism and dualism, using these concepts to reveal the underlying structures that shape perception, space, and meaning.
With an academic background in architectural design, Pim brings a refined sensitivity to both function and aesthetics. This training informs her approach to composition, materiality, and spatial awareness, allowing her works to move fluidly between poetic abstraction and structural clarity. Rather than imposing narratives, her works invite quiet observation, encouraging viewers to engage with subtle shifts in color, form, and rhythm.
In 2023, Pim completed her Master’s degree in Art and Ecology at Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti (NABA) in Milan, where she further developed her interdisciplinary practice within an international context. She previously earned a Bachelor’s degree in Architectural Design from Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok in 2018.
Her recent exhibitions include presentations at White Gallery BKK in Bangkok, Milan Design Week, Art Studio Finestreria, and Scalo Lambrate in Milan. Through these exhibitions, Pim’s work has gained recognition for its contemplative atmosphere and its ability to bridge design logic with emotional and ecological awareness.
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Chang Chiaoyi
Born in Taipei, Chiaoyi Chang is a multidisciplinary designer and creator. Her work is centered around the concept of “lines,” constructing visual compositions through geometric forms. By blending a designer’s structured approach with the expressive nature of freehand exploration, she investigates the relationships between imagery, the human body, and space—extending this dynamic balance of freedom and structure into her design practice.
In 2021, she was awarded the MOE Scholarship for Overseas Study in Arts and Design and pursued further studies at Musashino Art University in Japan, broadening her international artistic perspective. She earned her Master’s degree in Communication Design from Shih Chien University (SCU) in 2023. Now working as a freelance designer and creator, she continues to explore new possibilities across diverse creative fields.
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Po Chen (APO)
Po Chen, also known as APO, is an award-winning Taiwanese photographer whose work captures the profound dialogue between land, nature, and humanity. In 2016, he became the first Taiwanese artist signed by the global photography gallery YellowKorner. With a career spanning over a decade, his lens explores everything from the rugged coastlines of Taiwan to the spiritual Horizontals of India. A frequent winner at international competitions like the IPA, Px3, and MIFA, Po’s art is a poetic reflection of stillness and the enduring spirit of the earth.
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About the Artwork: Black Circle (1923)
Created as part of his foundational Suprematist triptych—alongside the iconic Black Square and Black Cross—Black Circle is a monumental study in pure geometry. The canvas is reduced to two essential elements: a solid black circle floating against a boundless, unadorned white void. While Malevich’s famous square represented a static and rigid absolute zero of form, the circle embodies dynamic, cosmic energy and endless motion. This specific 1923 version was meticulously crafted by Malevich and his students for the 1924 Venice Biennale to present his pristine aesthetic ideals on the international stage, standing today as a powerful testament to the emotional weight of pure abstraction. -- About the Artist: Kazimir Malevich Kazimir Malevich (1879–1935) was a pioneering Russian avant-garde artist and the visionary founder of Suprematism, one of the earliest and most radical movements in abstract art. Rejecting traditional representational art that depicted real-world objects or landscapes, Malevich sought to express the "supremacy of pure feeling" through fundamental geometric shapes and limited color palettes. He believed that by stripping art down to its absolute bare essentials, the viewer could experience pure, spiritual emotion entirely free from the material world's distractions. His revolutionary approach profoundly shaped the trajectory of modern art, laying the groundwork for generations of minimalist and conceptual artists. --------- Why We Recommend This Piece to You: We recommend Black Circle because it is the ultimate statement of modern minimalism. Its pure, bold geometry and striking contrast effortlessly anchor any room, bringing a profound sense of balance that perfectly complements Nordic or Zen-inspired interiors. Stripped of all unnecessary details, this masterpiece doesn't just decorate a wall; it completely transforms the atmosphere. Presented with a seamless, edge-to-edge finish, it offers a timeless and elegant focal point that invites calm and endless contemplation into your everyday space. --------- Material : Premium Matte Paper
Febbi
Febbi is a Taiwanese traveler and multidisciplinary artist whose work captures both the vibrant rhythms of daily life and the quiet poetry of nature. Best known for her ongoing series Lingoooo, her creations function as a visual diary—recording journeys, family bonds, and playful observations of the world around her. Working primarily with oil pastels, Febbi creates richly textured compositions filled with warm, saturated colors that convey physical presence and emotional depth. Alongside these, her ballpoint pen drawings reveal a contrasting sensibility: delicate, doodle-like lines that transform simple moments into whimsical, layered narratives. Beyond illustration, Febbi is also the founder of her accessory brand “Febbi,” where she translates her signature forest-inspired aesthetic into handcrafted jewelry. This dual practice allows her to fluidly merge art, craft, and design, resulting in works that feel both contemporary and deeply personal. Whether portraying a lively family of dogs or a solitary mountain landscape, Febbi’s work invites viewers to slow down and rediscover the warmth, humor, and quiet vitality hidden within everyday moments.
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Ëngino
A Turkish citizen currently serving as a full-time university lecturer in Communication and Media in Thailand, Ëngino is a self-taught abstract artist who began his creative journey in 2015. His work is a visual synthesis of his deep love for nature and his extensive travels, capturing the positive energy and serene moments of the natural world. Characterized by a soothing palette of pastel tones, Ëngino’s abstract compositions aim to evoke a sense of warmth and relaxation. Each piece is a unique manifestation of a memory, an emotion, or a fleeting scene, meticulously detailed to create a deeply personal connection with the viewer. His talent has led to significant projects for five-star hotels and collaborations with renowned companies, earning him a dedicated following of art lovers who value the soulful and peaceful essence of his creations.
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Leo Wu
Leo Wu is a distinguished fashion photographer and visual artist based in Taipei. Born in 1980, Leo has been a prominent figure in the Asian creative scene since 2006, known for his ability to translate boundless imagination into striking visual narratives. At just 25, he rose to fame for capturing the cover of Jay Chou’s photobook, D-Tone’s Splendor, and has since collaborated with numerous top-tier Asian celebrities, including Jolin Tsai, Rainie Yang, and Lin Yoga.
The Flow of Light and Human Emotion While his commercial portfolio spans major global brands like Adidas, Nike, and Shiseido, Leo has long been dedicated to cultural and visual art creation. His work is characterized by a deep insight into the movement of light, shadow, and human sentiment. Whether through his solo exhibition Tattoo or his award-winning visual photography for the Global Music Awards, Leo seeks to explore the pure essence of art and the infinite possibilities of visual storytelling.
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John Henry Twachtman (1853–1902)
was a major figure in American Impressionism, best known for lyrical landscapes and an exceptionally subtle treatment of light and atmosphere. He first studied civil engineering at United States Military Academy, but soon turned to art, training with Frank Duveneck before continuing his education in Europe. His years at the Academy of Fine Arts Munich shaped an early preference for tonal depth and painterly brushwork, while later study at Académie Julian refined his palette into softer, silvery harmonies. After returning to the United States, Twachtman settled in Greenwich and became closely associated with the Cos Cob art colony, a key center for East Coast Impressionism. Rather than pursuing grand subjects, he repeatedly painted the intimate world around his home—waterfalls, gardens, snow scenes—often revisiting the same motifs across changing seasons. These series reveal an artist drawn to mood and quiet transformation, where muted color and delicate tonal shifts create a strong sense of place. He taught at the Art Students League of New York and joined The Ten American Painters in 1898, advocating modern painting beyond academic constraints. His works are held by major museums including The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the National Gallery of Art.
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Lin, Ting-Chih (林庭芝)
Born in Taipei and a graduate of the Taipei National University of the Arts, Lin, Ting-Chih is a contemporary artist whose work serves as a prophetic vessel for the subconscious. Her creative language often weaves together elements of classical literature, fairy tales, and mythology to explore the relationship between human existence and the environment.
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About the Artist: Vincent van Gogh - Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890) was a Dutch Post-Impressionist painter whose posthumous influence on Western art has been monumental. Despite a career that spanned only about a decade, he was incredibly prolific, producing over 2,100 artworks, including iconic landscapes, still lifes, portraits, and self-portraits. Plagued by severe mental health struggles and financial hardship throughout his life, van Gogh found solace and a powerful means of communication through his art. His pioneering use of bold, dramatic colors and highly expressive, emotive brushwork broke away from traditional representations, laying the essential groundwork for modern expressionism and forever changing how raw emotion could be conveyed on canvas. . Material : Premium Matte Paper
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