The Beast

Krich Chantaranet and Chayanit Muangthai approach humanity by circling back to animals, as if instincts become easier to understand when seen through fur, claws or soft outlines. Their exhibition brings two sensibilities into the same room, letting contrast do the talking. His pieces push toward surrealist realism, splicing human anatomy with creatures that embody appetite, dominance and the weight of old patriarchal ideals. The result feels charged, muscular and slightly unsettling, like catching someone’s inner monologue mid-roar. Chayanit answers with gentler scenes shaped by thick brushstrokes and a haze that lands somewhere between memory and dream. Domestic animals wander through lawns and kitchens, turning everyday spaces tender. Together the artists create a conversation about instinct that moves between strength and vulnerability, revealing how emotion slips across both.

Until December 14. Free. BNC Creatives RCA, 10am-6pm