In this solo exhibition, Pornnapa Singhchanadan presents “Rainbow” as a powerful symbol of hope. The artist is fascinated with reflective materials and vibrant colors. She depicts the play of rainbows on reflective surfaces, creating evocative moments of light and color that invite viewers to reflect and explore their inner feelings.

The installations in this exhibition reflect the dynamic relationship between light and colour, inviting viewers to observe how light's interaction with colour is a natural, systematic process, and as the light fades, colours appear and disappear, revealing the ephemeral nature of this interaction – a metaphor for the ephemeral but profound essence of hope.

Like hope, rainbows are rare and fleeting, requiring careful observation to deeply appreciate their beauty. This series of works encourages viewers to pause, reflect, and rediscover the rainbow within themselves.

About the artist

Pornpa Singchanadan was born in 2000 and graduated from the Faculty of Painting, Sculpture and Graphic Arts, Silpakorn University. She is passionate about various forms of art and believes that every perception can be transformed into a work of art.

Pronpa's approach to art is centred around her fascination with light, colour and reflective materials. Seeing the spectrum of colour in different contexts gives her a sense of nature that extends beyond the green of a leaf. This appreciation for colour inspires her to incorporate reflective materials into her work to explore the dynamic interaction between light and surface.