Rearngsak Boonyavanishkul
Rearngsak Boonyavanishkul was born in Singhburi, Thailand in 1961. Ever since he was 7 years old, Rearngsak has been interested in art. Rearngsak's artistic influence are varied and underwent several changes over time. Initially he had favored surrealism, painting works that transcend reality. Drawing from Thai and Buddhist aesthetic sensibilities, Reargnsak infused traditionalism into surrealism, as he explored ways of giving birth to a unique form of Thai contemporary art.
But in the recent decades, Rearngsak also embraced super-realism. His works of Balinese and Thai dancers are painted with sleekness and clarity, right to the slightest detail. The highlights in his works emphasizes the intricate details of the dancer's costumes and movement of the dancers. Beyond painting, Rearngsak also create sculptures of themes and motifs he has previously painted, most notably the horses from his surrealist period.
Artworks
Biography
Born
Thailand, 1961
Education
B.F.A. (Thai Art ) in 1986 Faculty of Painting, Sculpture and Graphic Arts Silpakorn University, Bangkok, Thailand
Selected Solo Exhibitions
Selected Group Exhibitions
1995
“Thai Art Exhibition”, Con-Tempus Fine Art Center, Bangkok, Thailand
1995
“The Southern Group Exhibition”, Geysorn Plaza, Bangkok
1995
“Singapore Art 95”, Suntec City, Singapore
1996
“The International Osaka Triennale of Painting”, Osaka, Japan
1995
“President 's Charity Art Exhibition”, Revenue House Atrium, Singapore
1995
“Golden Jubilee Art Exhibition”, Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC), Bangkok, Thailand
1995
“The Three Generation Art Exhibition”, Orchard Gallery, Singapore
1997
“Singapore Art 97”, Suntec City, Singapore.
1998
“Quang Zhou International Art Fair”, Quang Zhou, The People’s Republic of China.
1998
“Balinesse & Thai Dancers”, One man show, Surapon Gallery, Thailand
1999
“Thai Painter Group”, Siam City Hotel, Phayathai, Bangkok
2000
“Thai Painter Group” Siam City Hotel, Phayathai, Bangkok, Thailand
2009
“Missing Moment” Adel Gallery of Modern Art, Bangkok, Thailand
Awards
1990 Special Award Winner, The International Osaka Triennale of Painting, Osaka, Japan
1991 Distinction Award, 11 th painting of the Year, Singapore
1992 Distinction Award, 12th painting of the Year, Singapore
1992 Distinction Award, The Annual Art Exhibition, Nanyang Art Association, Singapore
1995 Distinction Award, 15th Painting of The Year, Singapore 1996 Singapore National Youth Award ( Art and Culture Section)