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TORLARP  LARPJAROENSOOK

    Born on December 9th, 1977, he was raised in a houseboat in Ayutthaya. He studied art at the college of Fine Arts, Bangkok. Later on, he graduated a Bachelor degree with a major in painting from Faculty of Fine Arts, Chiang Mai University. As an artist whose works involve multiple mediums, Torlarp focuses his interest on creating interaction between art and audience by using ready-made objects in sculpture, installation, and also other artworks in a form of moving architecture. His works act as connectors, linking the audience’s feeling to materials found in everyday life.

    Torlarp has had various solo and group exhibitions in many several countries. His work have been collected by international galleries and museums like the Singapore Art Museum and MAIIAM Contemporary Art Museum. In 2011, he had a solo exhibition “Bookshelf” at 8Q Singapore Art Museum where his work was collected by Singapore Art Museum. In 2012, his solo exhibition “In Progress” was exhibited at Richard Koh Fine Art Gallery, Singapore. After that, he has joined the exhibition at Bangkok Art biennale 2018 exhibition. Apart from being an artist. Torlarp is also the founder of the Gallery Seescape (Alternative art space). Torlarp is now based in Chaing Mai, Thailand where he runs Gallery Seescape and actively create his new series of his artwork.

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Begin Bestto Boy

    Switch head travel Background - Bestto Boy is a light switch. produced at the factory Electrical equipment in the suburbs of Osaka One day, a storm destroyed the factory. Bestto Boy and his brothers were swept away by the water.

Currently
- Bestto Boy has come to life. it was found in place Old electrical equipment shop around Chiang Mai - Hang Dong Road however...
- Bestto Boy is afraid of storms.
- The bestto boy likes to fish but is afraid of water.
- The bestto boy confuses himself to be direct current or alternating current. - etc.

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