Coming from a family of innovative silk screen printers that have just invented magnetic ink, Narttawat sees more in prints than just paper. Same goes with objects: "I don't see many products that have dimensions. Objects are stiff, not flexible and not organic. I'd like objects to be more movable, I'd like them to create illusion, play with your eyes and tease you. Why and object should be boring and have a limited life?!"

Thus Narttawat mocks the usual categories under which are separated visual arts, interactive installations and functional designs. Through his work he unifies usually separated department such as Science, Research & Development and Printing by using everybody's knowledge in a new perspective. Technology and research are his natural way to diversify his means of artistic expression.

His work is a material symbol of the part that artistic influx plays in industrial development and advanced technologies. This synergy makes all these disciplines greater, enriched from each other. Then printing is not only paper, Plexiglas is not only transparent, lamps are not only lights, industrial design does not only serve a function.

Together with his 3Ds and 4Ds lampe, large Plexiglas boards use kinetic graphics and optical effects, playing with perspective and space, as well as our visual senses.

Visit the exhibition "Layers of Light... " at GMT+7 or the Opening of the 04 February 2008