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D-jai Kosiyabong
D-jai Kosiyabong
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Born in Bangkok in 1998. He creates paintings based on the themes of language, memory, and nostalgia.
Using a specific memory as a starting point, he engages in a unique process of moving his paintbrush using rules that pay homage to semiotics and language theory, and through the act of translating the painting as a visual language into an aural language.
The large paintings thus created are an expression of a new language, a new world of hope and playfulness that embraces a sense of reflection and celebration.
(born 1998, Bangkok) explores the themes of language, memory and nostalgia through her pain tings. She begins the process of pain ting by anchoring herself with in a She begins the process of in a certain memory and uses that memory alongside specific rules that pay homage to semiotics and language to dictate the way in which her hand moves around the canvas. From there, Kosiyabong translates her pain tings from the visual language to auditory language. Thus, resulting in large-scale pain tings that are a new language. Kosiyabong carries this sense of contemplation and evokes the feeling of celebration with in her work by creating a new world that is both hopeful and playful. playful.
D-jai Kosiyabong_CV(EN)
Using a specific memory as a starting point, he engages in a unique process of moving his paintbrush using rules that pay homage to semiotics and language theory, and through the act of translating the painting as a visual language into an aural language.
The large paintings thus created are an expression of a new language, a new world of hope and playfulness that embraces a sense of reflection and celebration.
(born 1998, Bangkok) explores the themes of language, memory and nostalgia through her pain tings. She begins the process of pain ting by anchoring herself with in a She begins the process of in a certain memory and uses that memory alongside specific rules that pay homage to semiotics and language to dictate the way in which her hand moves around the canvas. From there, Kosiyabong translates her pain tings from the visual language to auditory language. Thus, resulting in large-scale pain tings that are a new language. Kosiyabong carries this sense of contemplation and evokes the feeling of celebration with in her work by creating a new world that is both hopeful and playful. playful.
D-jai Kosiyabong_CV(EN)
