🌟【Bangkok｜Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA Bangkok)】

#Bangkok Itinerary The buildings and exhibits are all worth seeing. The light and shadow are absolutely beautiful, and Thailand’s unique sense of humanistic care is reflected everywhere. It is said that 80% of the exhibits are from local Thai artists. They are very large in size and full of Southeast Asian style. If you are interested in Thai Buddhist culture, you can see a lot of Thawan Duchanee works, which are shocking to the point of being oppressive, and you will feel very, very full. (P6 immediately thought of the sentient beings Siddhartha saw when he looked down at the river) The Ramayana mask exhibition on the second floor is very interesting, ranging from human figures to animal heads, with different craftsmanship, uses and styles. There are also interactive devices that guide people to take photos, which makes the exhibition more interesting. The exhibition layout is also of a high standard. The color matching of the walls in each exhibition hall is very thoughtful. The background music selection and volume are excellent, and comfort is everywhere. There are many chairs for rest and viewing, and even the design style of the chairs is in line with the exhibits in front of them. There are chairs with a plate of yellow crystals, wooden mushrooms, wooden planetary sculptures, and withered lotus sculptures. There are also more gorgeous and comfortable velvet sofas to take care of your tired legs and feet when you visit the top floor. She also served as a model for old man Dali. Finally, I lament the rampant growth of artistic freedom in Thailand, where the primitive worship of reproduction and the tolerance and openness towards sex are freely displayed, just like the spicy, stimulating, hot and sweet perception of the equatorial country. #Let's see the exhibition together #Art Museum #See the exhibition as far as you can see