Sikarnt Skoolisariyaporn
Introduction
Working across performance, text, object, moving image and archive, Sikarnt Skoolisariyaporn (b. Bangkok) reimagines the past to uncover the invisible dimensions of history, memory, and knowledge. She explores how fiction can reshape our understanding of these facets and alter our perspective on the present.
Sikarnt is associated with the ‘Center for Lost Objects’, a hypothetical museum housing a diverse collection of discovered, damaged, dysfunctional, and enigmatic items from various locations.
Related Engagement
Workshops
Monsoon School #1 - Open Studios
Select components of Monsoon School #1 are open to the public through a series of Open Studios. Come and hear what questions, methods and conditions of site and practice are crucial to the work of our co-facilitators, namely NOIR ROW ART SPACE, LIR, field-0, Exutoire and its Open Call participants!
Opportunity
Open Call: Monsoon School #1 - Site as Method
Monsoon School #1 accepts 10 participants from Thailand and across Southeast Asia, to take part in facilitated activities examining how space is socially produced, investigating site as a reflection on situatedness, subjectivity, and collective forms of practice.