Introducing 73 world-leading artists who participated in the exhibition at BAB 2022 CHAOS : CALM Chaos : Peace

31. Jompet Kuswidananto

Born 1976, Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Jompet Kusvidananto studied communication at Gadjah Mada University in Yogyakarta. and is a self-taught musician. During the New Order dictatorship, Cusvidananto turned to the visual arts and went to work in the local Yogyakarta art community in 1998 and continues to this day. He has worked with ‘Teater Garasi’, a multidisciplinary artist group. Jompet works on a variety of media. Including installations, video, audio and theater, his practice focuses on unresolved issues in the context of Indonesian history, from colonial wounds to the trauma of dictatorship. He took these events into account through his art of anxiety. daily scope and mystery 

Much of his art is made up of found and finished objects that are both personal and collective narratives. It was then produced as a poem inviting the public to enter the complexity of the story. Kusvidanto’s work has been exhibited extensively around the world, including the Yokohama Triennale, 2008; 10th Lyon Biennale Competition, 2009; Phantoms of Asia, Museum of Asian Art, San Francisco, 2012; Taboo, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney; 2012; Taipei Biennial, 2012; Sharjah Biennial 14,2019, United Arab Emirates After Voices, Sherman Foundation of Contemporary Art Sydney; and On Paradise at MAC’s Grand Hornu, Belgium. In 2014 Jompet received the Grand Prize for Asia’s New Artist, the Prudential Eye Award, for his installation art.

32. Kamin Lertchaiprasert

Born 1964, Lopburi, Thailand

Kamin Lertchaiprasert has produced works in a variety of media From painting, installation, printmaking, sculpture and literature, his work Sitting (Money) (2004–2006) was collected by the Guggenheim. Several solo exhibitions at Namthong Gallery, Bangkok (2000–2017) Art U-Room, Japan (2002–2014) New Contemporary Art Museum Chiang Mai (2016) Chan+Hori Contemporary, Singapore ( 2018) N ATTA Gallery, Bangkok, Thailand (2019) Buddhadasa Indapanno Archives Bangkok(2019) 2020) Namthong Art Space (2020)

His notable group exhibitions include Sydney Biennial (1993 and 2012)  , Utopia Station , Venice Biennale (2003), Busan Biennale, South Korea (2008),  Meta-question . : Back to the Museum Per Se , Guangzhou Triennial (2011)  Negotiating Home, History and Nation: Two Decades of Contemporary Art in Southeast Asia 1991–2011 Singapore Art Museum (2011) and Secret Archipelago Palais de Tokyo France (2015) Edge of The Wonderland , Thailand Biennale Krabi (2018) Sharjah Biennial 14 (2019) Art for Air Exhibition Chiang Mai Thailand (2021)

Kamin’s interest in working in art led him to co-found The Land Foundation (1998), which involved transforming rice fields into a place for art. In 2008, he The 31st Century Museum of Contemporary Spirit was founded to support the transformation of the body and mind into a place for artistic engagement. Our bodies are museums and our souls are art. Kamin currently lives and works in Chiang Mai, Thailand.

33. Marcello Maloberti

Born 1966, Kodono Lodi

Marcello Malobertiis a visual artist He lives and works in Milan. The subtle perspective of urban living inspired his art. with particular attention to the shapelessness and uncertainty of everyday life. But his artistic vision goes beyond everyday life. It presents a new realism, like a dream, which combines the concept of archeology with art history. His performances in both private and public spaces excite and encourage audience interactions to create short, emotional stories. for the show to become part of the community In recent years Maloberti has focused on the different dimensions of art and life. He has begun to use a variety of audiovisual languages ​​in photography, video, performance, installation, sculpture and collage. He is currently a professor of visual arts at NABA (Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti). 

Maloberti has participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions in public and private institutions, including Kestner Gesellschaft, Hanover (2021), MAXXI – Museo nazionale delle arti del XXI secolo Rome (B.E. 2019) Haus Wittgenstein–Bulgarisches Kulturinstitut Vienna (2018) Centro per l’Arte Contemporanea Luigi Pecci Prato (2000, 2018 and 2021) Manifesta12 (M12) MOCAK – Museum of Contemporary Art in Krakov (2017): Biennale di Pune India (2017) Quadriennale di Roma (2016) Castello di Rivoli Museo d’Arte Contemporanea Rivoli (2016) 2014) Padiglione Italia 55a Biennale di Venezia (2013) Thessaloniki Biennale, (2013) MACRO – Museo d’Arte Contemporanea Roma (2012) Frankfurter Kunstverein Frankfurt T (2013) Triennale Milano (2013, 2015) Generali Foundation Vienna (2013)2010) Royal Academy of Arts London (2010) GAMeC − Galleria d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Bergamo (2009) PERFORMA 09 New York (2009) (2005) MUSEION – Museo d’arte contemporanea di Bolzano (2005) Collection Lambert – Musée d’art contemporain Avignon (2005) Palazzo Strozzi Florence (2005) PAC – Padiglione d’Arte Contemporanea mi Yard (2003) Premio FURLA Venice (2002) Fondazione Bevilacqua La Masa Venice (2002) SESC Pompeia Sao Paulo, Brazil (2001)2005) PAC – Padiglione d’Arte Contemporanea Milan (2003) Premio FURLA Venice (2002) Fondazione Bevilacqua La Masa Venice (2002) SESC Pompeia Sao Paulo, Brazil (BE) 2001)2005) PAC – Padiglione d’Arte Contemporanea Milan (2003) Premio FURLA Venice (2002) Fondazione Bevilacqua La Masa Venice (2002) SESC Pompeia Sao Paulo, Brazil (BE) 2001)

34. Robert Mapplethorpe

1946 – 1989 Queens, New York, USA

Robert Mapplethorpe was one of the most important photographers of the 20th century who explored the boundaries of the possibilities of the photographic medium. and create works that can convey the image and essence of the culture of his era very well. His powerful works include The photo series is an edition. and large photographs that sometimes hold on or sometimes defying classic aesthetics. He is the innovator of portraits, stills and nudity.

Robert Mapplethorpe was born and raised in a strict Catholic family in Queens, New York. in Brooklyn from 1963 to 12 in painting, sculpture and graphic design. At the beginning of the work Mapplethorpe uses a variety of media. and produces line drawings, collages and three-dimensional pieces. In 1969 he began to photograph with a Polaroid camera. and start blending photos. and collages from books and magazines with assembly sculptures. His first solo exhibition was Polaroids (Light Gallery, New York, 1973). He began primarily photography in the mid-1970s and acquired a Hasselblad 500 from curator and collector Sam Wagstaff. which is like a teacher and his lover

In 1988, before his untimely death from AIDS, Robert Mapplethorpe’s work was featured in four major exhibitions. at the Stedelijk Museum (Amsterdam), Whitney Museum of American Art (New York), Institute of Contemporary Art Chicago, University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, USA) and the National Portrait Gallery. Gallery (London), latest solo exhibition at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum of Art (New York, 2019), Museo Madre (Naples, Italy, 2018), Kunsthal Rotterdam (2018). 2017) Los Angeles County Museum of Art (2016) ARoS Aarhus Museum of Art (Denmark, 2016) Tate Modern Museum (London 2014) Rodin Museum (Paris, 2014) .Prof. 2014) The works of Robert Mapplethorpe are of great historical, artistic and social significance. Today, the Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation, established by the artist himself in 1988, oversees and inherits the distribution of his work. The Foundation aims to support the works of photographic art. Museum of Photography and research on HIV and AIDS.

35. Tatsuo Miyajima

Born 1957 Tokyo, Japan

Tatsuo Miyajima was born in 1957 and lives and works in Japan. He graduated with a bachelor’s and master’s degree at Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music in 1986. He later began experimenting with performing arts before starting to show installations using lights.

Miyajima’s work is rooted in technology. He has focused on the use of light-emitting diode (LED) digital numbering machines, or as he calls them, “devices” since the late 1980s. These numbers in his work flash continuously and repetitively. even without references in any order The cycle of numbers from 1 to 9 represents the journey from life to death. where the ending point is ‘0’ or the zero point itself. which does not appear in his works . This theory stems in part from humanism and Buddhist teachings. As well as from his main artistic concepts: ‘Keep Changing’, ‘Connect with All’ and ‘Goes on Forever’, Miyajima’s LED figures are all in line with his interest in continuity. connection and eternity as well as flow and duration and space

36. Chakrawan Nilthamrong

Born 1977, Lopburi, Thailand

Chakrawan NilthamrongArtist and film director He graduated with a bachelor’s degree from the Faculty of Painting, Silpakorn University and a master’s degree from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in the field of Art and Technology Studies, USA. He has published video art and short films in both the context of art museums and international film festivals, such as Clermont-Ferrand short film festival (France), Internationale Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen (Germany), 25 FPS (Croatia), IFFR (Netherlands), Tampere (Finland), Dublin ( Ireland), Video Art Biennial (Israel), Sydney (Australia), Yamagata Documentary Film Festival (Japan), Taipei Biennial 2012 (Taiwan), Berlin Int’l Film Festival (Germany), SeMA Biennale Mediacity Seoul 2014 (South Korea), and Toronto Int’l Film Festival ( Canada) in the year 2007-08 Universe received artist scholarship in residence from Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten to produce art in the Netherlands for two years. The film ‘Vanishing Point’ (2015) premiered at the 44th Rotterdam International Film Festival and won the Hivos Tiger Award. 2021 premiered at the 78th Venice Film Festival. Cosmos is currently a lecturer in the Film and Photography group at the Faculty of Journalism and Mass Communication. Thammasat University 2021) premiered at the 78th Venice Film Festival. Cosmos is currently a lecturer in the Film and Photography group at the Faculty of Journalism and Mass Communication. Thammasat University 2021) premiered at the 78th Venice Film Festival. Cosmos is currently a lecturer in the Film and Photography group at the Faculty of Journalism and Mass Communication. Thammasat University 

37. Nawin Noothong

Born 1993, Bangkok, Thailand

Nawin Noothong is a Thai contemporary artist and curator. who are interested in researching the relationship between history and media culture by using a variety of artistic media Nawin combines myths and legends. with pop culture from video games, cartoons and movies to analyze the role of technology that play a part in determining how to learn And how do you understand history? Nawin Noothong graduated from King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, majoring in film and digital media. In addition to creating art Nawin works as a curator. by the exhibitions that he selected including  PLATOEXPECTONUM (2017) This nor Mundane, The Mystery Shack 999 (2018) and MAPPA (2019). He is one of the members and working group of the alternative art space Speedy Grandma (Bangkok).

38. Nengi Omuku

Born 1987 Delta Nigeria

Nenki Omugu is a visual artist currently living and working in Lagos. She holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees at Slade School of Fine Art University College in London. She has performed solo in Lagos, London, Berlin and New York, with institutional performances at the La Galerie Center d’Art Contemporain. Paris, New Hall Art Collection, Cambridge and at the World Trade Organization, Geneva.

Omugu’s work was inspired by the politics of the body. especially in the inner part and the work of the mind

Her work reflects the chaos that has resulted from the failure of the Nigerian government to manage the labor crisis. Police Violence Response and Epidemic Management She records events in moments of unity and the spirit of the people. parallel to the reality of the crisis in Nigeria 

In those paintings, she used an oil painting technique to paint on a strip of traditional fabric of western Nigeria known as “Sanyan”, which is woven from wild moth silk mixed with cotton. It was intended to hang from the ceiling like a carpet to showcase both the perfection of traditional West African weaving and oil painting. For the omugu The blend of oil and sanyan represents life in the mix of different cultures. and continues to create context for her work in her local Nigeria.

39. Henry Alexander Palacio

Born 1987 Bogota, Colombia

Henry Alexander Palacio graduated from the Fine Arts Program at ASAB Faculty of Arts in 2013 in Bogota, Colombia and received an MFA from the University of UNAM. Mexico His work is interested in the use of contradictions arising from the focus of history, economy and popular culture. to point to narratives and to question how the relationship between reality and imagination It has defined and changed the political context in South America.

in practice in an art studio Palacio generates new ideas about “cheap” materials and “ordinary” techniques through expansion and iteration. to refer to cultural symbols Corporate identity, logos and symbols, as well as the use of public spaces, are the starting point for the development of a broader collaborative process of art and society. This path allowed him to express his thoughts on the structure of today’s reality, which has the complexity of distorting reality, imagination, and perspective.

Henry Alexander Palacio has exhibited in Colombia, USA and Mexico such as #LIKEFORLIKE (Biquini Wax-Mexico, 2021), La masa esta callaíta (Museum of Modern Art from Medellin- Colombia, 2019). , Do it while you can (Artbo, International Art Fair from Bogotá, 2018) and Dysfunctional formulas of Love (The BOX gallery (US, 2018), Palacio has won several awards which should Worth mentioning such as the Scholarship of Creation for Emerging Artists from the Ministry of Culture (Colombia, 2015) and New Names (Colombia, 2018). He has been chosen as a residency artist at events such as Dark. Study (US, 2021-2022), Soft Power, Banff Center (Canada, 2021), UNIDEE (Italy, 2020), FLORA (Colombia, 2018), and Hawapi (Colombia, 2018)

He currently lives between Colombia and Mexico. by working with the artist’s institute and being a teacher

40. Takeng Phatthanaphat

Born 1965, Trang, Thailand

The process of creating art by Takeng Pattanopas, an artist working in Bangkok. as a result of obsession with internal space and outer space. Over the years, Take Ging has been determined to explore the about the hollowness of the human body which is related to the concept of a boundless universe The bipolar concept has such implications for the 21st century that it can be considered a zeitgeist. In the past ten years, Geng has had a complex health problem from adrenal and sub gland tumors. brain which was distilled into a later work It is characterized by a combination of sculpture, installation and painting through the exploration of voids and microscopic images. that reveals the complexity of organs including the tunnel and monoliths inspired by mysterious objects that no one can penetrate. in Arthur C. Clark’s science fiction novels and world-famous movies.2001: Stanley Kubrick’s A Space Odyssey at Takeng’s work. All elements are allocated, controlled, carefully and precisely. in order for the audience to experience the perverse ambiguity Generates the meaning of the person who is ever-changing.

The contemporary artworks of Takegeng Pattanophat span a period of more than two decades, beginning in 1996 when Takegeng began doing doctoral research. at Cheltenham & Gloucester CHE in England Takeng has performed several solo exhibitions such as Space of 25 Light Years (JWD Art Space, Bangkok 2021), The Nerve That Eats Itself – Prasat Daek (Gallery VER, Bangkok 2018),  What I Don’t Know That I Know . (H Gallery Bangkok 2013) Compulsive Orders (Tally Beck Contemporary New York 2011) Permanent Flux (GMT+7 Brussels 2009) Group shows such as GAP the Mind (2012) which is commissioned by the Singapore government at the i Light Marina Bay Arts Festival 2012 in Singapore, includingSPECTROSYNTHESIS II– Exposure of Tolerance (Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, 2019-3) is currently the Director of CommDe International Program at Chulalongkorn University.