| Nataya SAKUNTASRI Born : January 1980 Education : College of Fine Art , Bangkok : B.F.A. Painting, Department of Faculty of Fine Art, Chiang Mai University : Master of Art in Cultural Management Graduate School Chulalongkorn University Occupation 2005 : Junior artist , at Phurawana Resort &Spa , Phuket 2005 - 2007 : Retocher & Image Composer at Illusion Co.,Ltd. , Bangkok 2008- Present: Gallery Director at The Pikture Gallery , Bangkok 2009-Present : Teacher in art class at The Pikture Gallery , Bangkok Address : Lives and work in Bangkok Selected Exhibition 2004 :Group Exhibition 'Pre painter' , "In Mind Eyes" at Central Airport Plaza, Chiang Mai 2005 : Exhibition of Women Artist ' La Femme' 1st "Flower in my Mind" at The art Gallery of Faculty of Fine Art, Chiang Mai University 2005 : Art Thesis Exhibition of Faculty of Fine Art, Chiang Mai University at Museum of Art& Culture, Chiang Mai University | 2007 : Exhibition of Women Artist ' La Femme' 2nd " Confess & Conceal " at Museum of Art& Culture, Chiang Mai University 2009 : " Aesthetics of Body " by 500 Artists , At Artery Gallery , Silom Galleria , Bangkok Inspiration For most of my art work, the inspiration comes from things I saw and real life experiences.I am particularly interested in the living conditions of animals and plants that are closely related to humen beings ; animalsand plants that have become an essential factor in the lives of human beings. Concept I present a particular point of view on the truth by means of rhythm, texture, tone-values, colour and atmosphere, that can be directly perceived through the eye. I want my work to have a broad scope of meaning and weave a sophisticated congnitive and emotion dimention. Emotion involved are emotion of oppression, stuggle, impression and other basic human emotions. Stylistic Features I use colour, texture, tone-values, rhythm, form and atmosphere as the main points of interest of my work, in order to weave a cognitive and emotive dimention with a broad scope of meaning. In the first stage of my working process, I emphasize painting what I see with much attention given to detail. After that I let go and let the work grow through a dialogue between the work and myself. |
