Supmanee C's Art Portfolio 2009-2021

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SUPMANEE CHAISANSUK’s Portfolio

ART JOURNEY 2009-2021 Supmanee Chaisansuk


SUPMANEE CHAISANSUK’s Portfolio


SUPMANEE CHAISANSUK’s Portfolio

Introduction


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Supmanee Chaisansuk Born in Bangkok, Thailand in 1980 Supmanee grew up in a working class neighborhood in the very center of this populous and beautiful Asian city. Two decades later she earned both her Bachelor of Science Degree (Architecture) and a Master of Architecture (Architectural Technology & Environmental Design) from the Faculty of Architecture and Planning, at Thammasat University, Bangkok, Thailand. After her student days, she practiced her profession for 8-years, as a sustainable architect and healthy building researcher at the Research and development department of Magnolia Quality Development (MQDC), a famous developer company in Thailand which focuses in applying sustainable quality care and the well being of residents. Here she learned about the importance and the necessity of integrated building, the construction of environmentally friendly human settlements while also utilizing innovative technology to apply architecture to the needs of the people. In addition to that, her evolving career included her position as an assistant project manager for 1.5 years at the Arsom Silp Institute of Arts, which is one of Thailand’s socially integrated educational companies. Here she was involved in fully integrated practices within the social aspects of community and architectural development. The importance of being consciously aware when thinking about human affairs was quickly learned and applied by her, in accordance with the principles of local Thai architecture and Thai art, both being based upon cultural and historic Thai wisdom. This background as a socially aware architect allowed her to launch a career that combines a collective sense of ethic with a personal display of aesthetic values in her artwork. As a Thai citizen and a woman Supmanee developed an ongoing love affair with nature and the people of her country in a very intimate way, which would be reflected in her paintings. Making our planet a shared home, a place that we deserve and deserves us would be a priority for her, as well as a spiritual challenge that she would turn into a guiding muse.

At present, she is focusing her efforts full time into being a practicing visual artist. This is now the most important investment of her life, a creative call to which she is fully committed. Her style has developed over the years, being innovation her most powerful allied. Since her younger years her love for nature has remained a paramount factor for her inspiration. For most of her life she lived in a local house, located under a green canopy of street lined trees in one of the central business areas of Bangkok. The lushness of the diversity of green life forms that surrounded that space cultivated and inspired her continuously, helping to create a strong aesthetic and spiritual bond with nature. A wide array of living creatures were there as part of her daily life, which became a quasi magic fusion of wildlife patterns such as trees, herbs, fungi and flowers. Her home and her inspiration became one. Immersed in this marvelous realm that her mind recreates she feels at peace. By translating this inner experience into an artwork she is choosing to share her amusement and her devotion with the world in a most noble way. It is perhaps not a coincidence that her paintings become alive through the magic of watercolor, as this might reflect the way the Bangkok canals irrigate the natural environment that mean so much for her.


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At the Beging 2009-2016


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2009-2013 Since 2009, surviving her encounter with bone cancer made Supmanee realize that life is short, and she should continue her life by engaging with what she loves. Watercolor painting is the most favorite thing in her life, therefore, she has passionately and energetically returned to sketching and painting. In 2012 Supmanee did her first solo exhibition “Small Eyes, Big Views” at Cassia Art Gallery. This watercolor collection showed her own view of her life. The works were observations of the subtle beauty of her environment. She was inspired by houses in her neighborhood, pets and trips throughout Asia that she expressed using her own style of watercolor. In 2013 at the second solo exhibition “Colors in Bloom” at the Cassia Art Gallery she developed her style and turned the paintings into illustrations. Her artworks were inspired by the enjoyment from searching and experiencing new techniques in watercolors which she loved most. By matching colors she showed the happiness that results from a wide array of activities like seeing and paying attention to our surroundings, traveling, living at home, watching our neighbors, watching animals, trees and grass, contemplating the sea and the beaches or even reading books; all in big and small perspectives. All these experiences would be screened through the imagination, tailored and combined to create an interesting concept and a unique style which brings lively and joyful smiles to the artist and the viewers.

Neighborhood in Suanplu 1 |32 x 41cm|Watercolor | 2012

Neighborhood in Suanplu 1 |32 x 41cm|Watercolor | 2012


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Bumpy house 02|59 x 50 cm.|Watercolor |2013

light in Yangon |41x 59.4cm|Watercolor| 2012

balloon tree 01| 59 x 50 cm.|Watercolor |2012


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2014 She keeps the illustration style which created the third “Dwelling In My Mind” exhibition at Dialogue Coffee and Gallery. Her collection showed compositions of urban environments in a unique atmosphere of an incredibly complex space which includes narrow walk ways and traditional houses densely populated. There, you can find rusty, galvanized iron building elements, areas that thrive with the colors of recycled materials as well as the shiny and gleaming skyscraper monoliths that the district is more famous for. Such environment is reflected and mixed with her experiences of culture, natural beauty and the every day life in her community.

Live with nature 02 |40x30 cm|Watercolor |2014


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Live on wood piles |40x30 cm|Watercolor | 2014

Wind tower |40 x 28 cm|Watercolor | 2014


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2015 In 2015, she got interested in natural patterns which she introduced in her 4th solo exhibition “The Nest” at the Meeting room Art Cafe, in Chiangmai, Thailand. The collection was inspired by a full array of natural shapes such as leaves, branches and roots that can drill into the ground and become the habitat of ants and termites, or a perfect platform for bird nests. All this natural space produced a sense of wonder that is quickly reflected on the paintings. Through the superimposition of layers a warm and mysterious effect is produced on the canvas, and a sense of empathy between the artist and the spectator is wonderfully conveyed by the color combination and the composition.

Entrance |30 x 15cm.|Watercolor / 2015

Lotus Nest |27.5 x 38cm|Watercolor |2015


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Wood piles |37.5 x 28 |Watercolor |2015


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2016 She still enjoys working with nature as an inspiration and ventures into the semi-abstract style with watercolor on paper. She also starts using acrylic on canvas, a new thing for her. Her 5th solo exhibition from 2016 “A little More” was also held at Cassia Art Gallery. Here she explored the subconscious and expressed the diverse sense of nature in a mysterious way, as if nature and the human mind were connected. These time the imagination of the viewer is put to the test through the demands of a subconsciously enriched artwork.

“ A Little More ” the solo exhibition in 2016 at Cassia Art Gallery, Bangkok, Thailand

Mysterious |30 x 45.5 cm |watercolor |2016


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Inspired by Nature |120 x 90 cm |Watercolor / 2016


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Exploring in Fine Art 2016-2018


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2017 After she worked in the architecture field as her main job for 10 years, she made decision to be a full time artist in 2017 and did the solo show under her own name “Supmanee’s Art in Nature” at Jamjuree Art Gallery, Bangkok. Here she continued using acrylic on canvas in her fluid semi-abstract style. Nature around herself was still a major inspiration and she started gathering information by meticulously observing all kinds of beautiful organic forms such as overlaying, encapsulation, growth movements of trees, grass, petals, pollen and flowers. The sense of complexity, happiness, freedom and mystery that usually transpires Supmanee’s work had turned into a new language.

“ Supmanee’s Art in Nature” the solo exhibition in 2017 at Jamjuri Art Gallery


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Bloom 02 |120 x 120 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2017


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Bloom 03 |120 x 120 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2017


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Bloom 04 |120 x 120 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2017


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Bloom 05 |120 x 120 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2017


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Movement 02 |120 x 120 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2017


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2018 In 2018 she kept venturing into nature as inspiration and ran 3 solo shows in the same year, “Enchanting” at La Lanta Fine Art, a well-known art gallery in Bangkok and “Pollen” at Many Cuts Art Space in Chacheongsao, both reflecting her interest for tiny things living around her. At the end of this year she had the solo exhibition “Rhythm of Nature” at Black Cat gallery in Melbourne, Australia. Here she drew inspiration from the blowing of the wind as a metaphor to understand that life goes on and things come and go. Ultimately, the secret to freedom and happiness is just let go..

“ Enchanting” the solo exhibition in 2018 at La Lanta Fine Art, Bangkok, Thailand


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Violet moement |90x 120 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2017


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Colorful mysterios |90x 120 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2017


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Root |90x 120 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2017


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Colorful Mystery |120 x 90 cm |Acrylic on canvas|2018


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Wind blow |120 x 90 cm |Acrylic on canvas|2018


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Hidden blue01 |80 x 100 cm |Acrylic on canvas|2018


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Hidden blue02 |80 x 100 cm |Acrylic on canvas|2018


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Beside the rock |90 x 120 cm |Acrylic on canvas|2018


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Mysterious Flow |90 x 120 cm |Acrylic on canvas|2018


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“ Rhythm of Nature “ the solo exhibition in 2019 At Blackcat gallery , Melbourne, Australia


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Let the Wind Blow 03 |120 x 120 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2018


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Rhythm of nature 01 |100 x 100 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2018


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Rhythm of nature 01 |100 x 100 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2018


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Let the Wind Blow 01 |120 x 120 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2018


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Let the Wind Blow 02 |120 x 120 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2018


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Movement of the wind 01 |80 x 80 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2018


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Movement of the wind 01 |80 x 80 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2018


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2019 In 2019 she was invited to show her work in two group exhibitions which explored those very same topics she had been working on for most of her career. The first one was “Lovely blossoms”, duo exhibition in Sathorn 11 Art Space, Bangkok, in which she showed feelings of overwhelming happiness in the form of colorful tropical flowers. After that she participated in the second group show “Rhythm of Nature and life” at Joyman Gallery, Bangkok. This time she was inspired by tiny plants around her home and some other creatures inside the darken niches among those spaces.

“ Lovely Blossom “ the duo exhibition at Sathorn11 Art space in 2019, Bangkok , Thailand


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Tropical blossom 01 |40 x 50 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2019


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Tropical blossom 01 |40 x 50 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2019


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Butter fly in the wind |40 x 50 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2019


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Tropical blossom 03 |40 x 50 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2019


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Tropical blossom 04 |40 x 50 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2019


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Summer in Blue 01 |40 x 50 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2019


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Summer in Blue 02 |40 x 50 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2019


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Fluffy Movement |20 x 20 cm |Acrylic on canvas| 2019


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Fluffy Movement |20 x 20 cm |Acrylic on canvas| 2019


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“ Rhythm od Nature and Life“ the Group exhibition at Joyman gallery , Bangkok , Thailand


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Mystical space in tiny plants03 |100x 80 cm |Acrylic on canvas|2019


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Mystical space in tiny plants 01 |120 x150cm |Acrylic on canvas|2019


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Mystical space in tiny plants 02 |120 x150cm |Acrylic on canvas|2019


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Development 2020-2021


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2020 In the beginning of the year 2020 she participates in “NIMBY: Not in my Backyard”, the women group show composed of 5 artists at Palette Art Space, which exposed the problematic relation between society and the environment. Issues like air pollution, industrial waste, burning crops and dust from big constructions projects were the source of inspiration behind the artistic concept. The social criticism was present like never before and the finger was pointed on the direction of some institutions that even when they tried to solve the problems by setting up some policies these were just “lock the stable door after the horse is stolen”; not at all a sustainable way. The accusations went on, pointing that when they said we must reduce dust from the source and we must plant more trees those were just words, never actions. The realization that people in the middle and lower class had to buy their own protection, and that those who cannot afford it would suffer dire consequences served as an incendiary motif which would sustained the whole idea of the exhibition. “Please, take care of yourself!” became the name of her concept. At the end of this year, she joined the show “NOAH: Nature, Object, Animal, Human” which takes nature itself as a central theme, inspired once again by the way life develops around her immediate surroundings. Here she zooms in fluffy hair texture which act like a network of sensations connected to the soul. The brighten colors of tiny life comes “ NIMBY : Not in My Backyard“ the Group exhibition at Palette Art up from the dark like there is always hope in life. Space,Bangkok, Thailand


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Health Effect 03| 120 x 90 cm |Mixed Media on Canvas | 2020


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Indutrial Emission|60 x 50 cm |Mixed Media on Canvas |2020


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Burning crop |60 x 50 cm |Mixed Media on Canvas |2020


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Health effect 01 |60 x 50 cm |Mixed Media on Canvas |2020


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Health effect 02 |60 x 50 cm |Mixed Media on Canvas |2020


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“ NOAH : Nature, Object, Animals, Humans“ the Group exhibition in 2020 at Palette Art Space,Bangkok, Thailand


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Dazzling 01 | 420x120cm (4 pieces) |Acrylic on canvas | 2020


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Dazzling 06 |120x150cm|Acrylic on canvas |2020


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Dazzling 07-08 |120x150cm|Acrylic on canvas |2020


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Dazzling 02-03 | 80x80cm |Acrylic on canvas |2020


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Dazzling 04-05 | 80x80cm |Acrylic on canvas |2020


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2021 She started the year 2021 with “The Delicacy of Nature” in February, the solo show at Rivercity Bangkok, Thailand, that was inspired by the locked down during the Covid 19 pandemic. During this year she felt disconnected from her circle as same as millions of people around the world. However, spending more time at home allowed her to be an observer of her own garden. While noticing the surfaces of plants, flowers, insects, and animals, Supmanee was drawn into the delicacy, softness, and fluffiness of fur, hair, feather, and wool that were connected in nature, woven in a tapestry of living forms which created a united network. The marvelous creations of nature not only amazed her but also comforted her heart to made her feel warm and at peace with herself and the world. She no longer felt lonely, ever again, anymore.

“The Delicacy of Nature“ the Solo exhibition in 2021 at Rivercity Bangkok, Thailand


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Green garden |170x150cm |Acrylic on canvas |2021


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Fur movement 06 |150x120cm |Acrylic on canvas |2019|


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Fur movement 01 |160x100cm |Acrylic on canvas |2019|


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Natural Softness 02-07 | 50x60cm |Acrylic on canvas |2020


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Natural Softness 08-13 | 50x60cm |Acrylic on canvas |2020


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White Fur movement 300x100cm (3pieces)|Acrylic on canvas |2020


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White fur 02-06 |80x80cm |Acrylic on canvas |2020


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White Fur 01 |100 x 100 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2020


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Natural Softness | 80x 100 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2020


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Fluffy Parasite |100 x 100 cm |Acrylic on canvas |2019


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Fur on Earth |150x120cm |Acrylic on canvas |2021


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Supmanee Chaisansuk Supmanee Chaisansuk was born in Bangkok, Thailand. She earned a Bachelor of Science Degree (Architecture) and a Master of Architecture (majoring in Architectural Technology & Environmental Design) from the Faculty of Architecture and Planning from Thammasat University in Thailand. She worked as a sustainable architect for DTGO company for 8 years, and as an assistant project manager in Arsom Silp Institute of the Arts in Thailand for one and a half years. Currently she works full time as an artist with it being the most important thing in her life, which she loves and devotes to passionately. She has been exploring innovative art styles inspired by observations in nature with great sense of commitment, both personally and socially. Statement My artwork is inspired by nature because of my immediate and personal experiences. My home is a local house located in the central business district of Bangkok. It is surrounded by a naturally green area and ecology that cultivates my desire to appreciate the beauty of nature. I’m always eager to zoom in on patterns of wildlife such as trees, herbs, fungus, stones, flowers, and all kind of small creatures. I feel at peace and impressed when I look at the gorgeous life, so they became my source of inspiration. Water media technique has been my method of choice for creating my art since I was young, perhaps because of the sense of flowing that watercolor gives, mirroring the way water moves in nature, free, mixing everything in its way, like the colors mix on the palette. This approach generates a conceptual, semi-abstract style that works as an experiment to link color patterns in nature with the mind. My impressions from the natural environment that surrounds me blend with my subconscious and trigger my imagination, which I put to the service of art to communicate my feelings with honesty and integral passion


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B.Sc. (Architecture) , M.Arch.(Building technology) Faculty of Architecture and Planning,Thammasat University, Thailand.

Solo Exhibition 2021 River City Bangkok “ The Delicacy of Nature”, Bangkok, Thailand 2018 Blackcat Gallery “ Rhythm of Nature, Melbourne, Australia 2018 Many cuts Art Space “ Pollen”, Chachoengsao, Thailand 2018 10ml.Cafe Gallery “ Together”, Bangkok,Thailand 2018 La Lanta Fine Art “ Enchanting”, Bangkok,Thailand 2017 Jamjuree Art Gallery “Supmanee’s Art in Nature”, Bangkok, Thailand 2016 Cassia Art Gallery “ A Little More”, Bangkok, Thailand 2015 The Meeting room Art Gallery “My Nest” Chiangmai,Thailand 2014 Dialogue Café and Art Gallery “Dwelling in my mind”, Bangkok, Thailand 2013 Cassia Art Gallery “ Colours in bloom ,Bangkok, Thailand 2012 Cassia Art Gallery “ Small Eyes - Big Views”, Bangkok,Thailand Group Exhibition 2020 333Anywhere “ N O A H : Nature,Object,Animal,Human” Bangkok, Thailand 2020 Palette Art Space “ Nimby”, Bangkok, Thailand 2019 Sathorn 11 Art Space “ Lovely Blossoms”, Bangkok, Thailand 2019 Joyman Gallery “ Rhythm of Life and Nature” Bangkok, Thailand 2016 IWS-Thailand ,”IWS-Thailand Festival 2016” Huahin , Chonburi 2015 International branch of 2015 World Watercolor Triennale”, Seoul , South Korea 2014 Pennsylvania Watercolor Society,” the Pennsylvania Watercolor Society’s 35th International Juried Exhibition”, Pennsylvania State Museum, USA 2014 Rivercity shopping mall , IWS-Thailand ,”IWS-Thailand Festival 2014” Bangkok, 2014 Global Network of Watercolor Painters (GNWP) 3rd Exhibition, Shanghai, China 2012 Global Network of Watercolor Painters (GNWP) 2nd Exhibition , Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, Japan 2012 K-Village ,Club Napralarn“ Thailandscape Exhibition”, Bangkok, Thailand 2011 Cassia Art Gallery , Bangkok Skethers “A SECRET GARDEN”, Bangkok, Thailand Contact: tel.+66622616692 / supmanee10@gmail.com / FB: SupmaneeC / IG: Supmanee10 / www.supmaneec.com


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