Thai artist Naidee Changmoh’s whimsical and deceptively simple figures are reminiscent of contented cartoon characters. Working in large-scale unglazed ceramics and paintings, his art reveals a peaceful and contemplative state of mind on the one hand, and a cheeky and quirky one on the other. He takes inspiration from his deeply-felt Buddhist beliefs and from the world of the everyday.
Changmoh’s works can be seen internationally in Buddhist temples, museums and public gardens. Currently a resident at the National Art School Sydney, he has led artists’ residencies and projects in Australia, Singapore, Taiwan, China, France and his native Thailand.
Francis Keevil Gallery
Until 15 June, 2014
Sydney
The World is big and we can share everything with animals, 2014, acrylic on canvas, 150 x 150cm
Courtesy the artist and Francis Keevil Gallery, Sydney
