US EditionJakkai Siributr: The Fabric of Violence
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Jakkai Siributr: The Fabric of Violence
Siributr’s textile works emerge from times of conflict and violence, setting horror and yearning in fabric Three large tapestries open the exhibition. Each hanging on a horizontal pole like torn, despondent flags, these are made from joined uniforms worn by former Thai public service workers, we’re informed by the wall text. In one (Airborne [Klongtoey], 2022), bright orange vests worn by motorcycle taxi riders are reshaped into facemasks and st…
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