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Nanut
Thanapornrapee

Awardee

Country

Thailand

Nanut Thanapornrapee promotes racial justice through his visual art.

Themes

Indigenous rights

Free Expression / Civil Society

Reexamining history

Disciplines

Artistic Research

Film

Media / Journalism

Photography

Video Art

Visual Art

Other(s)

Awards

SEED Award 2021

Profile

Nanut Thanapornrapee is a visual artist from Thailand who is interested in exploring the meta-narratives and histories of people and technology. He holds an undergraduate degree in Journalism and Mass Communication (majoring in Film and Photography) from Thammasat University. In 2019 he showcased a solo exhibition in Sangnual Lab, Bangkok and participated in group exhibitions such as CommonTraces and ANTARA2019 International Invitational Media Art Exhibition. He also won the Longtruk Grant for The Art by the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in 2021. His multidisciplinary artistic practice focuses on such topics as racial justice, indigenous rights and gender equality.