SHOWCASE

/ ARTIST / 2026

ARTIST: ohliangggg
COUNTRY: Thailand
CONTACT: https://www.instagram.com/oh_liangggg?igsh=MWk0ZXZyaDk4bXBxNA%3D%3D
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Ohliang is deeply enamored with the beauty of nature—its colors, forms, and diversity. Whether it's the texture, sensation, or rhythm of an object, each element varies uniquely. Through the artist's perspective, these are translated into watercolor paintings and clay sculptures that mimic nature. Using watercolors to depict patterns on the artwork, Ohliang aims to showcase the textured, uneven surface of the clay, revealing the authenticity of the object. There is beauty in the differences of nature.

Gang of Insects

The colors of tiny insects reflect the diverse beauty of nature, reimagined and enriched to bring them to life with vibrancy.

Colors of Nature

The vibrant colors of nature, mirrored through the diverse forms of trees, flowers, and insects, possess their own inherent beauty.

The Rhythm of Flow

An effortless, free-flowing movement that reflects the fluidity of life, time, and natural adaptation.

The Layers of Identity

It reflects the process of life and selfhood, encompassing revelation, loss, and existence. The floating colored blocks symbolize memories or emotions scattered across different moments in time.

Bloom

Hope and new beginnings are like the growth that follows hardship, beautifully conveyed through the rhythm and colors of flowers blooming in their own season.

Diary

Memories preserved through flowers, leaves, and stories, pressed within the pages of my favorite notebook.

Movement

Nature is never static; motion is always hidden within the silence. Inspired by the continuous flow of 'wind' and 'water,' this reflects the human journey—a life of constant change and transformation.

Withering

The truth of life is that all living things wither with time; nothing lasts forever.

Natural Texture

Beauty in imperfection, the reality of nature's texture, reflecting the true identity of each object.

Insect Magnet

Observing the texture and colors of insects.