Natee Utarit | |
|---|---|
| Born | 9 April 1970 (age 54) |
| Occupation | Artist |
 | A major contributor to this article appears to have a
close connection with its subject. (October 2019) |
Natee Utarit (born 9 April 1970) is a reown Thai contemporary artist from Bangkok, Thailand. [1]
Biography
Natee Utarit was born in 1970 in Bangkok. He graudated from Silpakorn University majoring in Graphic Arts (Fine Arts) at the Painting and Sculpture Faculty.
His artworks often involve with the relationships between historical arts such as renaissance art from the western world. Natee Utarit often questions the world of contemporary art through his aesthetics skills; creating metaphors on all his artworks. His works has been gradually growing since the 1980s, and by the late 90s and early 2000's, he won numerous awards such as Art Game Changer Award from Asia Society recently. [2]
Professional Career and Exhibitions
Natee's works have been described as a combination of philosophy, beliefs, religious view, history, knowledge on various elements from various centuries and experimentation (on connecting between his artworks and historical cultures from the Western world). The artist also uses photographs as a communication tool, creating a visionary view presenting cultures and an informative background on the relationships between western and eastern cultures, respectively. Thus, Natee's works often be regard as finding newer perspective by creating a figurative which differs from the origin / tradition views. With that, the artist's uses of sociopolitical and religious point of views to craft up his works of arts, reflecting both contemporary point of view and hidden messages for the audience to comprehends and thinks through various visuals and forms. [3]
Natee's works included are "Optimism is Ridiculous: The Altarpieces", a solo exhibitions which been exhibited various countries in both museums level and art institutions. In the year 2018, the book "Natee Utarit: Optimism is Ridiculous" was published. The book includes information on history of fine arts and research on the painting itself. Moreover, Demetrio Paparoni (an curator, art critique and writer from Italy) takes the honour and privilege on the making of this book.
Other books written on Natee Utarit also includes "Natee Utarit: After Painting" written by Singapore Art Museum in the year 2010 & "Natee Utarit: Illustration of the Crisis" published by Richard Koh Fine Arts in the year 2013.
Natee's artworks is part of many renowned collections, such the Bangkok University, Bangkok, Silpakorn University, Bangkok, British Council, Bangkok, MAIIAM Contemporary Art Museum, Thailand, Lasalle-SIA Collecge of the Arts, Singapore,Singapore Art Museum, Singapore, Fine Art Museum of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane, Australia, Burger Collection, Hong Kong and Switzerland as well as private collections in Europe and Asia. Utarit's multifaceted practice focuses on the exploration of the medium of painting connecting it with photography and classical Western art. Light and perspective are some of the elements the artist chose to work with, focusing on painting as a means to explore image making. His complex pictures, juggle wideranging metaphors usually in the format of the traditional still life, allude to Thailand's current social and political landscapes. [4]
References
Category:People from Bangkok Category:Silpakorn University alumni Category:1970 births Category:Living people
Natee Utarit | |
|---|---|
| Born | 9 April 1970 (age 54) |
| Occupation | Artist |
| A major contributor to this article appears to have a
close connection with its subject. (October 2019) |
Natee Utarit (born 9 April 1970) is a reown Thai contemporary artist from Bangkok, Thailand. [1]
Biography
Natee Utarit was born in 1970 in Bangkok. He graudated from Silpakorn University majoring in Graphic Arts (Fine Arts) at the Painting and Sculpture Faculty.
His artworks often involve with the relationships between historical arts such as renaissance art from the western world. Natee Utarit often questions the world of contemporary art through his aesthetics skills; creating metaphors on all his artworks. His works has been gradually growing since the 1980s, and by the late 90s and early 2000's, he won numerous awards such as Art Game Changer Award from Asia Society recently. [2]
Professional Career and Exhibitions
Natee's works have been described as a combination of philosophy, beliefs, religious view, history, knowledge on various elements from various centuries and experimentation (on connecting between his artworks and historical cultures from the Western world). The artist also uses photographs as a communication tool, creating a visionary view presenting cultures and an informative background on the relationships between western and eastern cultures, respectively. Thus, Natee's works often be regard as finding newer perspective by creating a figurative which differs from the origin / tradition views. With that, the artist's uses of sociopolitical and religious point of views to craft up his works of arts, reflecting both contemporary point of view and hidden messages for the audience to comprehends and thinks through various visuals and forms. [3]
Natee's works included are "Optimism is Ridiculous: The Altarpieces", a solo exhibitions which been exhibited various countries in both museums level and art institutions. In the year 2018, the book "Natee Utarit: Optimism is Ridiculous" was published. The book includes information on history of fine arts and research on the painting itself. Moreover, Demetrio Paparoni (an curator, art critique and writer from Italy) takes the honour and privilege on the making of this book.
Other books written on Natee Utarit also includes "Natee Utarit: After Painting" written by Singapore Art Museum in the year 2010 & "Natee Utarit: Illustration of the Crisis" published by Richard Koh Fine Arts in the year 2013.
Natee's artworks is part of many renowned collections, such the Bangkok University, Bangkok, Silpakorn University, Bangkok, British Council, Bangkok, MAIIAM Contemporary Art Museum, Thailand, Lasalle-SIA Collecge of the Arts, Singapore,Singapore Art Museum, Singapore, Fine Art Museum of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane, Australia, Burger Collection, Hong Kong and Switzerland as well as private collections in Europe and Asia. Utarit's multifaceted practice focuses on the exploration of the medium of painting connecting it with photography and classical Western art. Light and perspective are some of the elements the artist chose to work with, focusing on painting as a means to explore image making. His complex pictures, juggle wideranging metaphors usually in the format of the traditional still life, allude to Thailand's current social and political landscapes. [4]
References
Category:People from Bangkok Category:Silpakorn University alumni Category:1970 births Category:Living people