SHOWCASE

/ ARTIST / 2026

ARTIST: OHMP
COUNTRY: Thailand
CONTACT: ohmp__
The art worker, born in 1998, expresses accessible narratives of dreams and hope, striving to build a melancholy world where every effort is recognized and supported. It is their earnest hope that this world and its characters will offer solace to people's hearts, echoing the comfort of a life-affirming song.

Falling( but why?)

Nothing in this world is permanent. Everything is destined to fall away. It is a question that has long haunted human life: if everything must eventually fade and perish, what gives our existence meaning?

There have always been two answers. One is to accept it as fate—to understand life as it is. The other is to devote oneself completely—to rise, to strive, and to experience moments greater than oneself.

Neither answer is right or wrong. This is simply what it means to be alive.

Falling (after all that)

Nothing in this world is permanent. Everything is destined to fall away. It is a question that has long haunted human life: if everything must eventually fade and perish, what gives our existence meaning?

There have always been two answers. One is to accept it as fate—to understand life as it is. The other is to devote oneself completely—to rise, to strive, and to experience moments greater than oneself.

Neither answer is right or wrong. This is simply what it means to be alive.

Falling (the end)

Nothing in this world is permanent. Everything is destined to fall away. It is a question that has long haunted human life: if everything must eventually fade and perish, what gives our existence meaning?

There have always been two answers. One is to accept it as fate—to understand life as it is. The other is to devote oneself completely—to rise, to strive, and to experience moments greater than oneself.

Neither answer is right or wrong. This is simply what it means to be alive.

No magic dust just never give up

Life don't need any fantasy power to be better just do it again and again until you win

Home with love

Humans have kept animals by their side for a very long time, in a relationship unlike any other. We do not keep them for labor or utility, but to fill certain empty spaces in our hearts. They are faithful companions who offer an unwavering kind of love—one we can always trust, even if their behavior sometimes cannot be.

Anyone who has ever shared their life with a pet understands that a home is made whole by something far beyond its walls and roof. Their presence fills it with something intangible, yet makes it feel more complete.

At first, I thought my cat was the lucky one—to have found a home where he was well-fed, warm, and comfortable. But after he returned to the Cat Star, I realized that it was my home that had been the lucky one all along, simply because he lived here.

There were times when I did not have enough time or attention to give back the love he so generously offered me. I do not know whether an animal heaven truly exists, but if it does, I pray that every animal there finds a happy home.

My final prayer is dedicated to the one who knew all my flaws, and loved me nonetheless.

Cry for

You grieve and cry for love—for a love that was once beautiful but has faded away, for a relationship you once believed was as thick as a wall but proved to be as thin as paper. Yet you have not lost yourself in the tears you shed. You are still whole.

Mountain dews

This work is titled Mountain Dew, its name same the beverage that evokes a sense of freshness. In my hometown, Khao Yai’s magnificent natural landscape creates a unique environment where morning dew genuinely forms upon the leaves and grasses. By late morning, however, a touch of sunlight is enough for it to quietly evaporate and disappear.

These delicate droplets of dew are fragile, yet they serve as a sign that the great nature surrounding us remains abundant and alive. Much like our own breath—subtle and fleeting, but undeniable proof that we are still living.

Artemiss

This piece inspired by the courage mission of humanity in over fifty years. Since the last footprints were left on the lunar surface during the Apollo missions, we have spent decades gathering the technology and wisdom to return.
Spanning a distance of 370,000 kilometers, four crew members—chosen as representatives of our entire world—will embark on a 'Free Return Trajectory.' They will swing behind the far side of the Moon, capturing images of our Earth as a tiny blue dot amidst the vast, dark void of the cosmos.
This new chapter of hope and transcending limits is not merely a matter of math, moon rocks, fuel, or orbital mechanics. It is a rocket fueled by inspiration, aimed straight at space in human heart. It serves as proof to everyone that nothing can stop you if you try with unwavering determination.
Ultimately, even though this journey won’t leave new footprints on the lunar dust just yet, I am certain of one thing: the view from there must be pretty good .

Adorable

Cat in box under the rain

Star symphony

This painting inspired from old work