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/ ARTIST / 2026

ARTIST: Joey Journey
COUNTRY: Thailand
CONTACT: https://www.facebook.com/joey.1903
https://www.instagram.com/joey_joey19/
"JOEY" illustrator from Thailand
จด วาด บันทึกเดินเมือง
The City Journal
CHONBURI-Based
Cafe’ Sketch & Journal

Key visual Bangsaen Koff Fest 2026

Artwork as the official poster and main key visual for the Bangsaen Koff Fest 2026
January 16-18-2026
concept of "The Gathering of Coffee Lovers."
The visual story is told through a creative reimagining of a classic coffee set, where each element represents the iconic scenery of Bangsaen beach:
The Coffee Cup represents the serene sea of Bangsaen.
The Spoon represents the famous Laem Taen Fish Pier (Saphan Pla).
The Bread/Pastry represents the warm, sandy shoreline.
Combined together, this "Set of Happiness" beautifully illustrates the cozy atmosphere of coffee enthusiasts gathering to sip their favorite brews right by the beach.

The City Journal Collab Project with WALK Business & Lifestyle No.150

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The City Journal: Strolling Through Chonburi (WALK Magazine No.150)
A collaborative editorial project with Chonburi’s local lifestyle magazine.
This series is a visual documentary of an on-site exploration, capturing the essence of the city from the historic Buddha Image Shrine to the old town district.
By immersing myself in the neighborhood, I documented the stories, architecture, and hidden gems along the walkable route.
This project reflects my artistic focus on urban journaling taking the time to truly connect with a city and uncover the new layers hidden within familiar places.

The City Journal Collab Project with WALK Business & Lifestyle No.150

Our journey begins: From the sacred Buddha Image Shrine, winding into the heart of Chonburi's old town.

The City Journal Collab Project with WALK Business & Lifestyle No.150

Our journey begins: From the sacred Buddha Image Shrine, winding into the heart of Chonburi's old town.

The City Journal Collab Project with WALK Business & Lifestyle No.150

Our journey begins: From the sacred Buddha Image Shrine, winding into the heart of Chonburi's old town.

The City Journal Collab Project with WALK Business & Lifestyle No.150

Our journey begins: From the sacred Buddha Image Shrine, winding into the heart of Chonburi's old town.

The City Journal Collab Project with WALK Business & Lifestyle No.150

Our journey begins: From the sacred Buddha Image Shrine, winding into the heart of Chonburi's old town.

Local stories daily tote bags

Turning my travel sketches and local stories into a collection of daily tote bags.
Each illustration captures the true essence of Chonburi’s local lifetraditional morning coffee, old town architecture, and the simple joy of street food.
More than just a bag, it’s a piece of illustrated memory from my fieldwork, ready to go on a new stroll with you. Which story is your favorite?

A Guidebook Journal Cafe in Chonburi

30 Days, 30 Coffee Cafe in Chonburi
I went on a coffee hunt with one rule: no repeating the same spot.
Chonburi is packed with coffee shops, but I always end up at the same few.
This time, I wanted to try something new and fill the pages of my journal.
It’s driven by a familiar feeling inspired by seeing people happily doing what they love, from tiny shops to the little moments in life.
I just wanted to experience it all, sketch, and capture those stories in my notebook.

BANGPLASOI'S UNHEARD STORY Co-Exhibition

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The Hokkien Shrine & the Bang Pla Soi Community
Breathing life back into the historic shrine once again.

The Chinese Opera Theater
An inseparable part of the shrine. The popular auspicious opera, “Jia Xie Hui” (Meeting in the Capital), is traditionally performed here to bless lovers and bring success in competitive examinations.

The Way of Life in the Bang Pla Soi Community
The shrine’s courtyard is a vibrant public space shared by the Hokkien community. From drying fish to hanging daily laundry, this communal ground vividly reflects the deep, inseparable bond between the locals and their sacred space.

Eat, Travel, and Pray
A recreation of the Hokkien-style offering table. Featuring celebrated neighborhood dishes, it represents how the community intertwines its daily life and culinary heritage with the shrine—inviting everyone to eat, travel, and pray together.