Virut
Young Girl
War Girl II
War Girl I
The Clown
Red Asian
Pink Impressionism
Old Māori
Mercy
Kimono Girl
Kimono & Flower
Golden Bride
Glasses & Lollipop Girl
Color Scream
Blue Hair & Purple Gum
Blue Astronaut
Blonde
Black Crown
Tibetan Girl
Opera
Strength & Prosperity
Smoking
Smiley
Screaming
Satisfied
Red Windy
Old man with Hat
Climax
Blue Astronaut
Asian Girl
African Man
Golden Spirit
Girl with Gold
Girl with Gun
Burmese Girl
Explosion Girl
Woman Figure
Boy
Artist Profile:
Virut
Born in 1980, Virut graduated with a BFA from the King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology, Ladkrabang, Bangkok. He has participated in several exhibitions held in Bangkok in 2006, 2008 and 2009, as well as the Thesis exhibition at the King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology, Ladkrabang, Bangkok, in 2005, and a Mini Art Exhibition in 2001.
“The majority of my paintings and collages are representations of the curves and faces of women, be they static or in motion. My sole goal is to immortalise beauty of the people I create. I draw a lot of inspiration from people I see in my everyday life. Even though they are all different, I find that there’s none of them that’s either impressive or attractive, in their very own way.
I am very attentive to faces in my everyday life. In my collages, most of the time I represent the face of a women I have seen in the news. Often, I use the very publication in which I saw the face to create my collage. It’s as if, in a way, the sole goal, the destiny of that object, that assembly of paper, was only to bring to me the face I wish to immortalise.”