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| Artist |
Worawat
Chortabtim (Budis) |
| Born |
October
1971, Bangkok, Thailand |
| Mobile
: (+66) 08-1242-1996 |
| 1987 |
College
of Fine Art, Bangkok |
| 1992 |
Certificate
(Interior Design) Poh-Chang College of Art & Crafts, Bangkok |
| 2005 |
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“OTOP City” Impact Muangthong Thani, BKK, Thailand.
- “The Splendid Arts Exhibition” The Queen’s Gallery, BKK, Thailand.
- “Add space for the art market” Seacon Square, even hall, BKK, Thailand.
- “Heaven and Town” Ogilvy advertising, Central World Plaza 14floor,BKK,
Thailand.
- “Love & Sex” Plankton the Art, Chatuchak market, BKK, Thailand.
- “The 200th Anniversary of Hans Christain Andersen’s Birth” Laluna
Gallery, Chiangmai, Thailand.
- “Grand Opening Hof-Art Gallery”Ratchada Rd, BKK, Thailand.
- “ARCO 05 Art Exhibition” Madrid, Spain.
- “Flower Festival”Laluna Gallery, Chiangmai, Thailand. |
| 2004 |
- “OTOP City” Impact Muangthong Thani, BKK, Thailand.
- 10 Thai Young Artist Exhibition”Laluna Gallery, Chiangmai,Thailand.
- “50th Anniversary Arts Exhibition College of Fine Art” Silom Gallery,
BKK, Thailand.
- “Galerie Martini” Phuket, Thailand.
- “7 Days 12 Mounts” Art at Play Gallery Silom soi 4, BKK, Thailand. |
| 2003 |
- “Plankton the Art Gallery” Chatuchak market, BKK, Thailand.
- “ADAPTATION in Designex Exhibition” Impact Muangthong Thani, BKK,
Thailand. |
| 2002 |
- “X-clay Exhibition” Plankton the Art, Chatuchak market, BKK, Thailand. |
| 2000 |
- “Art in the garden” Santi-chaiprakarn Park, BKK, Thailand.
- “Pattarawadee Gallery” BKK, Thailand. |
Mr.Budis
Graduated in Interior Design from The College of Fine Art in 1994
and worked for an Interior Design Company for 4 years before becoming
a dedicated full time artist.
He is also an accomplished abstract Terracotta Sculptor predomination
working on human form. His painting explore “The City”
Mr.Budis’s
painting show Thai culture and the society that surrounds the artist
daily life in Bangkok, truly one of the worlds MEGA cities.
Different shades of colors represent the changing season, emotion
and geographical layout….
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