Martin Constable doesn’t just exhibit art – he rearranges your sense of time. His survey show under the theme ‘Future History’ feels like standing in two centuries at once, where technology works in the background and humanity shrinks to a whisper beside the universe. In Space 1, machines and matter blur, leaving viewers to question what progress even means when set against infinity. Next door, Space 2 goes quieter, yet heavier. Constable’s digital and video works unfold like dreams caught between loading screens – serene, but edged with unease. They speak to that quiet panic of wanting to be remembered while knowing everything fades. The rooms feel less like galleries and more like waiting rooms between worlds, asking what remains once the timeline ends and memory begins to pixelate.
Until November 29. Free. Bangkok University Gallery, 9.30am-4.30pm
