Exploring the sculpture 'Fish Figure,' a silent friend on days when the world is too loud, in the exhibition "Fishman Friends" by Tath Supamaneepat.
Because in a world full of noise,
having someone to share the silence with us
can also be a form of true friendship.
“Having a friend who is a fish would be nice.” A short sentence that began as playful conversation with a friend one night turned into the inspiration for an art exhibition reflecting loneliness, the need for communication, and a silence understood without words.
'Fish as Friends' (Fishman Friends) is an art space that invites viewers to encounter delicate feelings between solitude and relationships through sculptures and installations made from recycled materials, wood, scrap metal, and objects that were once neglected.
Explore the sculpture work 'Fish Figurines' crafted from leftover wood and discarded items, and assemble pieces of scrap wood into small fish in your own style, to help turn loneliness into friendship. This is featured in the exhibition 'Fishman Friends' by Tath Supamaniphat, one of the first exhibitions under the project MMADness is Calling: Dare to Go All Out, Let Go.
Open for visits today - June 21, 2026
At MMAD GALLERY 6, 2nd floor, Munmun Srinakarin (Seacon Square)
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