Series

Phasuthorn Bamrungphuej’s practice explores psychological presence within constructed environments. Across recurring figures such as Akira, Kettlr, and their companion forms, the work examines states of solitude, emotional transition, and quiet endurance.

Rather than depicting specific narratives, the paintings create suspended atmospheres — spaces where stillness carries tension and transformation unfolds subtly.

Through repetition of character and variation of setting, the body of work becomes an evolving meditation on awareness, vulnerability, and the fragile continuity of being.

Between Taiwan & Japan Series

A reflective body of work influenced by migration, cultural memory, and emotional displacement. These pieces explore atmosphere, distance, and identity through character-based storytelling.

In Between Spaces Series

This series explores undefined environments where Akira and Kettlr exist beyond specific geography or narrative. The spaces become psychological thresholds — suspended, quiet, and charged with unspoken tension.

Scenes of Stillness Series

Scenes of Stillness explores solitary presence within shifting environments. Through the recurring figure of Kettlr, the series examines psychological continuity, endurance, and quiet awareness amid changing spatial atmospheres. Stillness becomes not absence, but a form of sustained presence.

Scenes of Stillness Series

The Akira Dragonfly Series centers on Akira as a recurring psychological figure navigating inner and outer landscapes. He appears at times alone, at times beside Akari — a companion presence that suggests shared emotional space rather than reflection.

In selected works, Akira transforms into a winged form. The dragonfly becomes a symbol of fragility, awareness, and emotional evolution — a quiet shift between vulnerability and transcendence.