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Art and Animation Direction: Nitcha Tothong (Fame)
Concept Dev: Nitcha Tothong (Fame), Suphitcha Donsrichan (Jan)
Illustration: Suphitcha Donsrichan (Jan), Nitcha Tothong (Fame),
2D Animation: Nitcha Tothong (Fame), Suphitcha Donsrichan (Jan) , Pusaya S. Baisri, Chonpicha Suwanke
Particles simulation: Pasakorn Nontananandh
Music & Sound Design: Kengchakaj Kengkarnka
Narration voice: Mathoto Matsetela

Creative Direction: Hang Do Thi Duc, Khanyi Mpumlwana, Wikimedia Foundation
Producer: Hang Do Thi Duc, Wikimedia Foundation
Script: Khanyi Mpumlwana, Wikimedia Foundation

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The World On A String

The Official Music Video for "I've Got The World On A String" by Vincent Ding,
off of his debut record "Incredible Views From Above".

Produced: Whiteline Productions
Directed: Nitcha Tothong (Fame), Suphitcha Donsrichan (Jan)
Illustration: Suphitcha Donsrichan (Jan), Nitcha Tothong (Fame)
Animator: Suphitcha Donsrichan (Jan), Nitcha Tothong (Fame), Atchareeya Jattuporn, Nok Jangkamolkulchai

Full Stop [ . ]

Full Stop is an open installation that invites the public to write the memories that they wanted to forget or let go in the providing space.

Abstract : Buddhism is the most common religious in Thailand with approximately more than 95% of the population following this religion. Thai Buddhism population is largely of the Theravada traditional, which tend to be very conservative and strictly followed doctrine and monastic discipline.

Using fluxus’s anti- aesthetic, same as street orders and instructions, with a twist of Buddhist traditional ways of merit making, the artist invites the public to write their stories, conversations, memories or even news that they wanted to forget or let go in the providing space. In this strange facsimile street temple, Suphitcha addressed the problem of finding inner peace in this mad age of over-information between the landscape of reality and fiction.

Full Stop [ . ] is part of “What is a Point” event created by TANY (Thai Artist in New York) during Songkran Festival 2017 at Woodside Avenue, Queens, New York.

You’ve Got Meal!

Art Direction: Suphitcha Donsrichan
Stop-motion Animation: Suphitcha Donsrichan, Atchareeya Jattuporn, Mark Matamoros
Sounds: Mark Matamoros
Special Thanks: Marianne R. Petit

Stop Motion Animation for ‘Food from Home’ campaign for The Greenery, Thailand.