Wasinburee

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About The Artist:

Wasinburee Supanichvoraparch

b. 1971, Ratchaburi, Thailand
Lives and works in Ratchaburi, Thailand

The attribution of an uncontrollable and the boundary between reality and the surreal are always at the heart of Supanichvoraparch’s art practice and philosophy. He is a ceramic artist who is also known for his photography, sculpture, installations and public art. He is the owner of Tao Hong Tai Ceramic Factory. He earned a Master’s Degree in Ceramics Design at Universitaet Gesamthochschule Kassel, Germany. Supanichvoraparch believes in the accessibility and sustainability of art. He founded an art center, Kunst, and Art Normal, Ratchaburi’s first public art event. Supanichvoraparch has exhibited in leading galleries and museums worldwide including in Germany, Belgium, the United Kingdom, Italy, Taiwan and Singapore. His important art pieces are among private and public collections presented at Hessische Landesmuseum (Kassel), Le Meridien (Bangkok), Shizen Lifestyle Spa Resort, Tel-Aviv, Bangkok Sculpture Center, Ratchaburi National Museum and Thailand Ministry of Culture. He lives and works in Ratchaburi, Thailand. In 2013, he was selected to be Thailand’s representative, showing his work in the 55th Venice Biennale. He has also received the Wattanakunathorn Award in 2013 and Silpathorn Award Winner for Design Section in 2010 from the Ministry of Culture, and Thailand Designer Award in 2007 from Silpakorn University.

Reference: https://www.bkkartbiennale.com/archive/2020/artist/wasinburee-supanichvoraparch

Description :

‘I-Jud’ (a dotted dog) is a dog sculpture with multiple sizes, made of various mediums. It was created by Wasinburee Supanichvoraparch, a talented and determined local artist from Ratchaburi. From his intention to make the hometown known as an upcoming art destination, I-Jud was born to be a representative. With a playful and homely look of a Thai breed dog, the sculpture became famous and desired for venue decoration. It can be on a cabinet, in a room, or even in the front yard of your house due to its various sizes.

Exclusively! “I Jud - From PULSE with love” edition and special colours for PULSE, please check it out and own it before anyone else!

I-Jud Happily Ever After

I've made I-Jud, a dot dog sculpture with two dogs turning their behinds to each other after I saw ‘Dog’s Wedding’, a sculpture by A.Chavalit. This inspired me to create work that expanded upon and reinterpreted my previous sculpture. I always wonder when a fairy tale ends with a happy ending and the prince and princess are living happily ever after, what is the story after that?. Will there always be happiness or will there also be sorrow? No one knows or cares. But for the sequel, I want both dogs to stay in love, live happily ever after and have many puppies.

Size: 55x160x67

Price: 1,000,000 THB