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Artist Name

Khanittha Nualtaranee

Born: 1983

Hometown: Bangkok

Based in: Bangkok

Khanittha Nualtaranee (b. 1983, Bangkok) is a textile designer and artist specializing in surface and woven design. Initially trained as an industrial designer, she later earned a Master’s degree in Textile Art and Design from Aalto University in Helsinki, Finland, where she developed her skills in craftsmanship, conceptual thinking, and design processes.

Khanittha's work combines sophisticated techniques, diverse materials, and traditional textile methods, all within a contemporary context. She is currently the head of textile design at Doitung, a social enterprise under the Mae Fah Luang Foundation in Thailand. In addition, she runs Kaniit.Textile, her creative studio focused on experimental projects, where she explores innovative approaches to textile design.

 



More About Khanittha Nualtaranee

Question IconDescribe your creative process.

My creative process involves exploring and discovering new possibilities to create the extraordinary from the ordinary.

Question IconWhat are 3 words that best describe your work?

Sophisticated technique, craftsmanship, and reinterpretation.

Question IconWhat is the most important tool when creating your work?

I regard my hand the most vital tool, as it allows me to explore, experiment, and realize my ideas.


Collections Featuring Khanittha Nualtaranee

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Singapore Design Week 2024 Collection

Singapore Design Week 2024 Collection

40 Artists, 84 Products

Last updated: October 30, 2024


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Credentials

Education

Aalto University (School of Arts, Design and Architecture)

Finland, 2012

Chulalongkorn University

Thailand, 2006

Awards

Designer of the Year in Textile and Fabric Design, Thailand

2021

Design Excellent Award 2020 (DEmark), Thailand

2020

Exhibitions

D17/20-Design in Southeast Asia, Paris Design Week

France, 2020

Warp, Bangkok Design Week

Thailand, 2019

Wall P, Chiang Mai Design Week

Thailand, 2018

Flow, The Cooperation II

Thailand, 2014

The Impermanence of Things, Norther Exhibition, Milan Design Week

Italy, 2013

The Impermanence of Things, MOA12 The Masters of Aalto Year Show

Finland, 2012

Pattern Lab, Hesinki Design Week

Finland, 2010