

Feel low-hum unease at Phatnaree Boonmee's What Remains Unseen Exhibition
In her latest solo exhibition, Phatnaree Boonmee turns her attention to the values society treats as immovable. Status, power, race – ideas passed down so routinely they begin to feel natural – quietly script behaviour and set the terms of belonging. The contemporary world congratulates itself on inclusivity, yet difference still becomes a pretext for judgement and control, breeding suspicion and private anxiety. A graduate of Silpakorn University in Visual Arts, Phatnaree works with colour and spatial ambiguity to create a low hum of unease. Her canvases avoid ghosts and folklore; instead they trace the architecture of pressure that encourages silence and compliance. Viewers stand before fields of atmosphere that feel almost breathable, sensing how invisible hierarchies shape everyday life.
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Until March 28. Free. This Is Unlimited, 2pm-6pm