SHOWCASE

/ ARTIST / 2026

ARTIST: The Parchive
COUNTRY: Thailand
CONTACT: https://www.instagram.com/the_parchive/
'The Parchive' pseudonym is a fragmented collection of works aimed to preserve memory, emotion and sound. A personal archive (hence parchive) of all of my stories manifested into horror-infused humans, and abstracted conceptual artwork. These works are meant for keepsake, reflection or even perhaps reconciliation, they are as much of me as they are their own living breathing worlds.

I mainly work with acrylic paint for my physical mediums and digital works range from graphic works to animated video works, though the main collection submitted revolves around my physical acrylic work. These works revolve around influences received from music and the emotions that came with their linked memories.

(Insides) into Outs

A5, acrylic on paper

An abstract work revolving around relative cosmic fear. A small room depicted ugly, one that feels as vast as reflective as the endless oceans.

' re: ~[surge] '

50 x 200, acrylic on canvas

A long tapestry work paying homage to my love of electronic music. Creation revolving my listening experiences to early ambient electronics from the 80s.

Carnal Flowers

29.7 x 42.0 cm, Acrylic on Canvas

A representation of the human desire to transcend our current form or perhaps descend. Finding envy in simplicity and beauty of nature.

Invitation

29.7 x 42.0 cm

A return to form. Adhereing to the roots of nature and primal desires this painting is an abstract of Mother Nature.

"Infinite" (what I'll never be)

42 × 59.4 cm, Acrylic on Canvas

Surrounded by jealousy and chaos we wind up, and the smallness of our impact. What are we but a bird in the flock?

Always Awake

42 × 59.4 cm, Acrylic on Canvas

A chaotic fear towards surveillance. In a digital world nothing is without consequence and criticism and privacy becomes void.

Faces (Or Non)

42 × 59.4 cm, Acrylic on Canvas

An abstract painting revolving the unknown, the everchanging and the faceless.

Strain

42 × 59.4 cm, Acrylic on Canvas

Clouded judgement and indecision, and watching life pass by without action.

Primary Colors

Digital Freehand

A three stage story revolving around a group of children displaced by the death of their peers. As his passing leads to the descending and the stagnation of the others, bringing out their truthful behavior.

A5, acrylic on paper

A small piece of capitalist culture. Cities devolve into repeating forms, as life turns into receipts, which are plastered and hidden in the background. A consequence of trying to homogenize this capitalistic world.