Character ME

The Character ME project initiated the 10 artists who transformed their perceptions into bronze sculptures in a more casual way with a mischievous twist in response to a global rising trend for art toy. They are presenting their work through Pop art. However, these do not overlook the aesthetic value of art and allow viewers to use their imagination to get the message the artists want to communicate.

Press Release

Character ME

Opening reception: 26 November 2019 at 6.30 PM

Exhibition period: 26 November 2019 – 29 February 2020

Curator: Kittima Chareeprasit

JWD Art Space, Bangkok, Thailand

People become more familiar with the art because it’s open much more to their everyday life, and also courageous enough to criticize, discuss and express their feelings clearly and concretely. Not only because of the art piece they are buying but also the artist’s life-long experience and the value he or she offers.

The Character ME project initiated the artists who transformed their perceptions into bronze sculptures in a more casual way with a mischievous twist in response to a global rising trend for art toy. They are presenting their work through Pop art. However, these do not overlook the aesthetic value of art and allow viewers to use their imagination to get the message the artists want to communicate.

Today, most new art collectors or young art enthusiasts cannot afford to own a masterpiece because of its high price or other factors resulting in their inability to do so. Therefore, this project is destined to fill the gap and match the feeling of owning an art piece created by one of their favorite artists, and are truly made with meticulous craftsmanship. Also, though human precision is not comparable to a machine, the duplication of these art pieces is amazingly flawless.