Poraphon Chinwannachot (View Profile >)
Inspired by the royal initiatives of His Majesty King Rama IX—who dedicated his life to water resource management, forest conservation and restoration, and achieving a harmonious balance between humanity and nature, particularly through artificial rainmaking (Fon Luang), headwater preservation, and revitalizing the earth's vitality.
In this work, the seed serves as a symbol of new beginnings, hope, and growth, while water represents the vital force that nourishes it, allowing life to flourish and endure. Rather than presenting realistic depictions, the forms are abstracted to reflect the profound interplay among water, seeds, growth, forests, and life itself.