Bridgestone Thailand showcasing the best of their technologies at BOI 2012 in Bangkok. The exhibition space has been divided into 4 zones, staring from greeting from Bridgestone, to speed tunnel, to technology dome and finally eco world. The first half of the exhibition are audio visual presentation, whereas the later half is hand-on interactive exhibition.

A collaboration between TCDC and British Council, the “DigiPlay: Thai–UK Digital Festival” exhibition focuses on the Thai – UK video games and animation industry. Born in 1940’s, the industry has grown to be one of the driving forces of the UK economy today and a key creative industry for Thailand’s future.

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Photo by: Anuchart Sungthong

A really small exhibition at the annual ASA Fair 2011. The objective of the exhibition is to assimilate to the general audiences and designers alike the uniqueness of “Thai-ness”. The next time when we talk about what we think “Thai-ness” is, we will have more than just a simple “sala” or “chor-fa bai-raka”.

Photo by: Anuchart Sungthong

Started out from ordinary pieces of bamboo, Beppu bamboo crafts radiate the true spirit of Japanese craftsmanship. The challenge of this project was to find a fine balance of a design language which can hum like a muted landscape in the background for the craftwork to “dance” without interruption. As a result, we crated an undulating landscape for the craftwork to flow within.

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Collaboration is everywhere today, especially in product design. No longer that designer, manufacturer or researcher can act alone and expect exuberant result. DAMU celebrates the success of such collaboration. The exhibition shows the result of this year long research project in the friendly way. Communicated in comic graphical expression, the exhibition hopes to gravitate all type of exhibition goers and the passerby.

The exhibition tries to illustrate the possibility of telling a story using various means of visual perception to convey one unified message. It was conceived for the first annual Ploy Saeng exhibition organized by TCDC to showcase local talented designers.

There are 3 steps in experiencing the exhibition. Step 1, an observer look at a curious 3D object suspending in mid air in the center of the display box. The message asks the observer to look for a connection of this object to the Moon, as the subject of this exhibition. Step 2, the observer presses the button to turn of the light. The shadow with the size and configuration of a moon then appears on the surface of the display box. Step 3, the message asks the observer to use flash light to look for hidden messages within the shadow of the moon.

Within the shadow of the moon, there are markings of the landing spots which man had landed on the surface of the moon.