Installation view of Moment VII: To See The Lights, photos by Shimmer
Installation view of Moment VII: To See The Lights, photos by Shimmer
Installation view of Moment VII: To See The Lights, photos by Shimmer
Installation view of Moment VII: To See The Lights, photos by Shimmer
four strings and a body of characteristically rounded shape
narrow at the middle with two f-shaped sound holes
there is a rhyme in the air
like the mist in paynes grey
drum
spray with a fine cloud of water droplets
haze over the eyes
covered with a film of tears causing blurred vision
stepped on the street
beat
sound
electric blue
here lies space
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1. The vehicle is outward... (interior appearance), Bootleg Documentary, 2012
Documentary of Temporary Storage #01 Multi-platform contemporary art exhibition
Temporary Storage #01
Artists/Participants:
all(zone), Orawan Arunrak, Pattara Chanruechachai, Viriya Chotpanyavisut, Disorn Duangdao, Suwicha Dussadeewanich, Supapong Laodheerasiri, Noon Passama, Pratchaya Phinthong, Vipash Purichanont, The Reading Room, Miti Ruangkritya, Pathompon Tesprateep, Sathit Sattarasart & Julia Schwadron
Curator: Chitti Kasemkitvatana
Assistant Curator: Mary Pansanga
Date:
10/11/2012 - 09/12/2012
Venues:
1) Temporary exhibition unit, 5th floor, BACC
2) Advertising banners & tri-vision, BTS Stations (National Stadium, Siam, Prayathai & Victory monument)
http://temporary-storage.tumblr.com/
Images: Kornkrit Jianpinidnan
Editor: Tanatchai Bandasak
Music: Un Soir Un Chien
Duration: 5.45
Band: Les Rita Mitsouko
EP: Les Rita Mitsouko - Andy
Producer: Rita Mitsouko, Tony Visconti
Written-By: Catherine Ringer, Fred Chichin
Label: Virgin France S.A.
Released: 1986
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Screening of Bootleg Documentary on Sunday 09/12/2012, 4 - 7 PM, 5TH Floor, BACC
2. The vehicle is outward... (interior appearance), 2012-2013
80 images in video file project on canvas
Duration: 6.40 minute
Video editing: Tanatchai Bandasak
A documentary of Bangkok
5/11/12 (20.00 - 3.35), 7/11/12 (18.00 - 19.00), 8/11/12 (18.00 - 22.00), 9/11/12 (24.00 - 2.00), 10/11/12 (16.30 - 20.00),
26/11/12 (18.00 - 20.00), 9/12/12 (16.00 - 20.00), 10/12/12 (18.00 - 20.00), 31/12/12 (18.00 - 0.00), 1/1/13 (0.00 - 3.00)
LIVE AT THE SCALA Microfestival, 2013
The Scala Cinema, Siam Square, Bangkok
Curator: Mary Pansanga
Produced by Messy Project Space & Forest Fringe
The two moving image works selected are located in one of the dressing room spaces. They feature: “Gyre”, a work by an Austrian artist, Björn Kämmerer, it experiments with the relationship between architectural and cinematographic space and “The vehicle is outward... (interior appearance)” by a Thai artist, Kornkrit Jianpinidnan, which takes us into the maze of Bangkok at night. Both works explore the concrete form of an architectural space albeit an abstract review. The revolving images dare us to experience the space within the space, as well as the visible apparatus providing a spatial structure and also dialogue between the two works.
3. An Interior Appearance, 2013
A remix installation
The Social Dance Club, Chiang Mai
List of works
in The Social Dance Club space
7 nails on the wall, 2013, 2 printed papers and nails on the wall
PASSAGES FROM THE AGE OF TURBULENCE, 2013
select text from 1997-2013, 50 printed papers
Worry and Love (erasing process no.16/ 2013)
Color montage photograph, printed cd cover, 13 x 12.5 cm.
in The music practice room
The vehicle is outward... (interior appearance), OVERALL DUB MIXED 91/6.04 version, 2013
video installation, size variable
7 nails on the wall
concrete wall along the corridor
dimension: Height 265 x Width 378 cm
outside wall of the music practice room
wall 1 dimension: Height 260 x Width 350 cm
wall 2 dimension: Height 260 x Width 555 cm
material: painted wood in acrylic no. 7879
gap between ceiling and wall: 35 cm
door 200 x 80 cm
inside wall of the music practice room
wall 1 dimension: Height 254 cm x Width 323
wall 2 dimension: Height 254 cm x Width 528
wall 3 dimension: Height 254 cm x Width 323
wall 4 dimension: Height 254 cm x Width 528
material: White acoustic board, Laminate floor
ตะปูเจ็ดตัวบนกำแพง
ผนังปูนเลียบช่องทางเดิน
ขนาด กว้าง 378 ซม. x สูง 265 ซม.
ผนังด้านนอกห้องซ้อมดนตรี
ผนังที่ 1 ขนาด กว้าง 350 ซม. x สูง 260 ซม.
ผนังที่ 2 ขนาด กว้าง 550 ซม. x สูง 260 ซม.
วัสดุ ผนังไม้ทาด้วยสีอคริลิค หมายเลข 7879
ความห่างระหว่างเพดานและผนัง 35 ซม.
ประตูขนาด ขนาด กว้าง 80 ซม. x สูง 200 ซม.
ผนังด้านในห้องซ้อมดนตรี
ผนังที่ 1 ขนาด กว้าง 323 ซม. x สูง 254 ซม.
ผนังที่ 2 ขนาด กว้าง 528 ซม. x สูง 254 ซม.
ผนังที่ 3 ขนาด กว้าง 323 ซม. x สูง 254 ซม.
ผนังที่ 4 ขนาด กว้าง 528 ซม. x สูง 254 ซม.
วัสดุ อคูสติกบอร์ด และ พื้นไม้ลามิเนต
PASSAGES FROM THE AGE OF TURBULENCE, 2013
select text from 1998-2013 in PDF file
Worry and Love (erasing process no.16/ 2013)
Color montage photograph, printed cd cover, 13 x 12.5 cm.
The vehicle is outward... (interior appearance), OVERALL DUB MIXED 91/6.04 version, 2013
91 images in video file project in the music practise room , Duration 6.04
A documentary of Bangkok
5/11/12 (20.00 - 3.35), 7/11/12 (18.00 - 19.00), 8/11/12 (18.00 - 22.00), 9/11/12 (24.00 - 2.00), 10/11/12 (16.30 - 20.00),
26/11/12 (18.00 - 20.00), 9/12/12 (16.00 - 20.00), 10/12/12 (18.00 - 20.00), 31/12/12 (18.00 - 24.00), 1/1/13 (1.00 - 3.00),
11/1/13 (15.00 - 16.20), 18/2/13 (17.30 - 18.00), 21/2/13 (16.00 - 17.30), 24/2/13 (12.00 - 15.30)
Images: Kornkrit Jianpinidnan
Video editing: Danaya Chulphuthiphong
Music: SAND (DUB MIXED VERSION)
Band: THE SOCIAL DANCE CLUB
Duration: 6.04
EP: SAND
Producer: T.S.D.C
Written by Kurdsook Chonbuppha
Dub mixes by Apirak Jianpinidnun
Recorded at Yin Yang Studio, Chiang Mai
Mixed and Mastered at The Social Dance Club, Chiang Mai
Label: FUZZY FUZZ RECORDS
4. The vehicle is outward... (interior appearance)
PORT CITIES BLUES 211/7.02 version, 2014
Collaboration Project with Apirak Jianpinidnun
Fictive Community
Koganecho Bazarr 2014, Yokohama
Curator : Makiko Hara
Apirak Jianpinidnun did historical field research in two cities, Yokohama, Japan and Chonburi, Thailand in collaboration with elder brother, Kornkrit Jianpinidnan and created this installation "Port Cities Blues" using the landscape of both cities through photography and sounds. Both cities have developed as key port cities through the key moments of history and have imported various cultures from all over the world with people and goods coming through ocean freight. Through the fieldwork, they researched the history of Jazz music in Yokohama, and they traced a trajectory of the famous Thai Luk Tung Song singer Chartri Srichon in Chonburi, who sang of the tragedy of life. Even the photography was shot in different cities in different countries, interwoven and merged into one slideshow with a soundscape that was inspired by the research. This sound and image slideshow invites us on a comfortable and dream-like timeless journey. Apirak created the sounds, abstract painting and installation, and Kornkrit the photography and video.
A documentary of Chonburi/Bangkok/Yokohama
27/5/14 - 29/5/14, 31/5/14, 20/6/14 - 4/7/14
211 images
Video file and Plasma television
Duration: 07.02
Video editing: Pathompon Tesprateep
Sound: THE SOCIAL DANCE CLUB
Duration: 07.02
Producer: T.S.D.C
Written by Apirak Jianpinidnun, Karn Sethakorn and Chiemi Yoshida
Recorded at Yin Yang Studio, Chiang Mai, Thailand and Yokohama. Japan
Mixed and Mastered at Koganecho, Yokohama. Japan
The vehicle is outward... (interior appearance), OVERALL DUB MIXED 91/6.04 version, 2013
91 images in video file, Duration 6.04
This version installed in one night exhibition at the meeting room for an opening reception of Galleries' Night Bangkok.
ORLANE, A site-specific installation, 2020
Curated by Manuporn Luengaram at William Warren Library
Installation view of one night exhibition at the meeting room, Galleries' Night Bangkok (photo by Galleries' Night Bangkok)
The vehicle is outward... (interior appearance)
PORT CITIES BLUES 211/7.02 version, 2014
Printing version of Selected images for In Front of the Camera – In the Process of Looking, 2024
Curated by Kritsada Duchsadeevanich at HOP Hub of Photography, 3rd floor, MUNx2, Seacon Square Srinakarin
Installation view photographs by Thitaphat Chimprasert