This installation reflects the lives of those who risk their well-being to survive in Bangkok. Centered on a flower garland seller, it portrays the act of tossing garlands at cars during red lights as a fleeting game of chance where success depends not just on effort, but also on timing and luck.
The fact that you sometimes fail to toss a garland onto traffic cones might not be due to a lack of effort, but simply a stroke of ill luck. It is no different for the flower garland sellers who rely on both grit and fortune to empty their hands before the light turns green. If success doesn't come this time, all one can do is wait for the next red light to appear...
Location: The National Gallery
Concept by Nine Chatpatanakul Installation by Nine Chatpatanakul, Uchutar Wongrat, and Kirana Janparamakit