Testimonial – Natthawut Jaikla

Natthawut Jaikla is a visual artist and sculptor selected to participate in the Studio 88 x NY20+ residency in Chengdu, China. His artistic practice focuses on terracotta, mixed media, and installation art. Through his work, he addresses significant social issues, including human rights, animal rights, climate change, and cultural concerns.

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Testimonial – Wuko

Wuko, a Thai illustrator from Bangkok, has been selected for the Studio 88 x NY20+ Residency Programme in Chengdu. Reflecting on his very first residency abroad, he shared how valuable the experience was in encouraging him to step beyond his comfort zone and discover new perspectives.

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Testimonial – Richard Henley

Richard Henley is a multi-disciplinary designer from London with a background in set design and product design. He chose to come to Chiang Mai because of its rich craft culture and the opportunity to learn from local artisans. He was attracted to Studio 88 for its tranquil, natural environment away from the city’s hustle and bustle. He reflected his time during the residency with Studio 88 here.

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Testimonial – Koi Sakunee Nattapoolwat

Koi Sakunee Nattapoolwat, a writer and illustrator based in Chiang Mai, was selected to join the Studio 88 x NY20+ residency. This opportunity allowed her to explore new places for inspiration and work in different environments, broadening her perspective and enabling her to create unique art while generating fresh ideas. Here Koi reflected how this residency in Chengdu impacted her artistic development.

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Testimonial – Nancy Lu Rosenheim

Nancy Lu Rosenheim is an artist based in Chicago and a professor of art at Northeastern Illinois University. With over 40 years of experience, she has engaged in various residencies to challenge herself and foster her artistic growth. She shared her reflection about her residency with Studio 88 here.

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Testimonial – Jonathan Armour

Jonathan Armour and Thai artists at the Base Box Theatre, Thailand Creative & Design Centre, Chiang Mai, Thailand

Jonathan Armour, an Irish artist based in London, was drawn to the residency at Studio 88 because it explores aspects of identity, particularly gender, which is a core aspect of his practice. Coming to Thailand, where gender has a different cultural context, provides an opportunity to view these concepts from a new perspective.

Jonathan reflected on his exploration and artistic development during his residency at Studio 88.

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