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A Short Stories Book

A Solo Exhibition by Namoh Kongdhana
Curated by HOP

10 February - 17 April 2022

Each of us has an individual story to tell as well as the lives of all sentient beings in the world which are driven by many storylines.


Without the perspective of each life communicating, the world would be just a boulder with no meaning. 


When it comes to stories, they lead us to face good and bad days. 


They create a journey, learning, growth, art and a relationship that make life colourful. 

“A Short Stories Book” is a photographic exhibition of fantasy stories derived from the content processing of ordinary things in life, both from people and memory, as well as from the experiences encountered by the artist telling us through a sensational perspective that combines surrealism and unlimited imagination.


As it’s said, inanimate things that seem to be alive or some matters that seem so vast, they can turn into something as small as a speck of dust in the end. In a fantasy world, a space that lets us interpret the stories freely through our own perspective, anything can happen.

About the Artist 

Namoh Kongdhana

Namoh Kongdhana Born in  21 April 1998 Graduated from BA Performance: Design and Practice Central Saint Martins with first class honour in 2020 Selected photographs to exhibited in The Art Gallery of Greater Victoria.

 

Awards winner in best editing and screening in the Independent Shorts Awards (Los Angeles, California, USA) (and a finalist in Venice shorts/ Semi-finalist in Montreal Independent Film Festival/ Award nominee in Indie short Fest/ Official Selection in London Indie Short Festival) Passionate about surrealist arts, loves to experiment with materials and collages in photography and moving images. Inspired from her surrounding (such as books, theory, her friend’s lunch box, old clothing, random stuff she found on her pathway even)

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