Trinity

Peaches.arch, handigraph and O.K.D Studio aren’t just artist collectives – they’re storytellers, weaving narratives from the bricks and beams that shape Bang Rak. Their exhibition, Architecture of Bang Rak: Seeing Bang Rak Through Its Architecture, does more than display buildings. It invites you to look closer, to read the city’s past in its facades, alleys and forgotten corners. This is an ode to layers – where heritage meets the everyday, and where spaces hold the echoes of lives lived and lost. Through careful curation, the groups reveal how architecture becomes memory made tangible, a language both familiar and elusive. It’s a reminder that a city’s soul lives not only in its people but in the spaces they inhabit, frame and reimagine. July 26 and August 2. Free. Neighbourmart, 1.30pm-5.30pm