In pictures: Awakening Bangkok

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Wednesday November 28 2018

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Awakening Bangkok is a district-wide light exhibition that kicked off this month, illuminating various historic locations in the Charoenkrung neighborhood using cutting-edge laser displays, the likes of which you’ve never seen before.

Initiated by Time Out Bangkok, the project is made possible with the support of the Tourism Authority of Thailand, Creative Economy Agency, OPPO, Jameson, Ricoh, as well as numerous young creative masterminds—all with an aim of bringing cool to one of Bangkok’s oldest surviving quarters.

Stroll down the streets to witness extravagant lighting installations as well as talking interactive showcases and holograms at some of the district’s most iconic but also lesser-known landmarks. Some of the highlights include Antenna of Letter, an interactive installation by creative studio Living Spirits; 112 Red & Yellow Tubes, one of visual artist Liam Morgan’s kinetic light works from his Ngan Wat series; and The Crown Pavilion, a pixel art showcase by art collective Conscious x Kimbab.

Here's what went down at the Awakening Bangkok. Don't forget to tag yourself in pictures and watch this space for more upcoming events.

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