Tapestry made from discarded Buddhist monk textiles. 200 × 300 CM - Exhibited at Bodhisattva LGBTQ+ Gallery, Bangkok, Thailand.
The collection of textile art by Eda Phanlert Sriprom. These pieces are constructed using various sewing techniques on disregarded monk’s robes, implementing thought-provoking words and symbols. They offer an intersection between the spiritual and material world, inviting the audience to contemplate concepts of gender bias, accessibility, sacredness, and intimacy in Buddhism. About her oeuvre, these pieces best highlight the artist’s background in fashion and fascination with Buddhism. This will also be Eda’s first solo presentation in Thailand.
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Tapestry made from discarded Buddhist monk textiles. 200 × 300 CM - Exhibited at Bodhisattva LGBTQ+ Gallery, Bangkok, Thailand.
The collection of textile art by Eda Phanlert Sriprom. These pieces are constructed using various sewing techniques on disregarded monk’s robes, implementing thought-provoking words and symbols. They offer an intersection between the spiritual and material world, inviting the audience to contemplate concepts of gender bias, accessibility, sacredness, and intimacy in Buddhism. About her oeuvre, these pieces best highlight the artist’s background in fashion and fascination with Buddhism. This will also be Eda’s first solo presentation in Thailand.
See more from the SEXTING exhibition or make an inquiry and CONTACT US for more information about the artwork and delivery.
