Ruangsak Anuwatwimon

Ruangsak Anuwatwimon, (b. 1975, Bangkok, Thailand) is a Thai contemporary artist based in Bangkok.
Ruangsak links art, science and nature. He is interested in the regeneration of the sculpture concept. His poetic and conceptual pieces often made of ashes of different animals reflects on the protagonist relationship humans have with our natural world. The artist employs diverse mediums to express his ideas and challenge the perimeters of what constitutes an artwork. His conceptual projects explore the social, cultural, and moral grounds of human societies. He takes up residencies in different countries to research the cultural and natural ecology of each place, collecting specimens to contribute to his satirical “utopian human”. He has exhibited his works locally and internationally, his works have been shown in Ver Gallery, Cartel Artspace, Bangkok Art & Cultural Centre, Whitespace Gallery in Bangkok, at the Verbeke Foundation (Belgium), LaSalle College of Art (Singapore), the 11th Taipei Biennial (2018), and most recently at Singapore Biennale (2019). He participated in “Secret Archipelago”, a joint exhibition organised by the Singapore National Heritage Board and the Palais De Tokyo in Paris where his works were shown.