Hungry Ghost, 2022
Scott Livesey Galleries 2022, Melbourne
9 Feb - 5 Mar 2022
In 2021, I lost many friends, and making art became a way for me to process grief and understand the emotions I was experiencing.
Hungry Ghost grew from this period, allowing me to explore sadness while searching for a more positive way of thinking about death.
Through my research, I connected beliefs from my Thai heritage with traditions such as Mexico’s Day of the Dead and Japanese stories of Oni and Yurei. Growing up with a belief in spirits, I began to imagine what a happy ghost might look like and whether even a ghost could find peace and joy.
Serpent I 2022 porcelain H57 x W36 x D11 CM
Serpent II 2022 porcelain H53 x W30 x D12 CM
Touch 2021 porcelain H46 x W21 x D10 CM
A Choir of Ghosts II 2022 porcelain H59 x W40 x D10 CM
A Choir of Ghosts I 2022 porcelain H49 x W23 x D16 CM
Fire 2021 porcelain H46 x W19 x D10 CM
Ghost 2022 Front View porcelain H30 x W19 x D6 CM
Ghost 2022 Back view porcelain H30 x W19 x D6 CM
Three Headed Ghost I 2022 glazed ceramic H26 x W20 x D8 CM
Masquerade Ghost II glazed ceramic 25 x W197x D8 CM
Ossuary I 2022 glazed ceramic H47 x W30 x D30 CM
Ossuary II 2022 glazed ceramic H47 x W30 x D30 CM