Nova Contemporary is holding "Tailwind", which celebrates national artist Inson Wongsam's singular position as a bridge between modern and contemporary Thai art, until Sept 27.
The exhibition marks his debut with the gallery and coincides with his 91st birthday, inviting art lovers to witness woodblock prints, abstract paintings and wood sculptures that he has created during the past 70 years. The artist has developed a visual language that resists codification, eschewing direct symbolism or narrative. His works operate as open systems -- nonverbal yet affectively charged, inviting multiple modes of perception.