Transformation of the space from human activities is my main interest in this project. The landscape, which reflects vast amounts of resource extraction to meet high demand of human consumption, results in complete changes of the landscape.
Additionally, I am also interested in capturing traces of changes in space to show that whilst humans develop urban areas, they do not merely shape a landscape of a city, they also change the face of the resources landscape. Finally, the work is exhibited through the large scale format for visual impact as well as a renewed perception.
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About the Artist
Wut Chalanant [Thailand, b. 1986] is a photographer from Chiang Mai. After switching from engineering to art school in 2009, he started to see photography as an art media, along with his interests in the dynamics of society and change. In 2012, he graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Photography), Department of Media Arts and Design, Chiang Mai University.
The group exhibitions he participated in included “HOOP” ART THESIS IN PHOTOGRAPHY, Bangkok (2013); “Same Same But Different” Minimal Art Gallery, Chiang Mai (2012); “City Still” Minimal Art Gallery, Chiang Mai (2008), and his most recent solo exhibition was “PARALLEL”, Numthong Gallery, Bangkok (2014).