This Thai artist creates large scale works of art from unwanted scrap metal
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Pornsak” Sak” Chaisaeng, who is from Laos, has spent the last few years learning about art and design from Kiatparkpoom. He has worked on several projects, including the Icon Siam palace, with her.
Chaisaeng observed that” the majority of the time, this kind of work is done by people who have studied skill. I really studied these skills in Thailand, but when I contribute to such works, I feel happy that I played a role in creating art.
One of Pin’s key goals is to provide her artisans with such important opportunities, which is in fact one of her main goals. She stressed the value of collaboration, saying,” You can make a positive effect no matter what you are doing or what company you are running,” something I want to impart to others. You can choose to travel far along or quickly only, which will be more enjoyable and sustainable.
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