The physical interconnections of Bangkok's 50 districts reflect the fragility of a major city facing rapid development amid escalating environmental challenges, the decline of green spaces replaced by urban growth, and community transformations that become intangible and invisible in real-time, yet their inevitable consequences cannot be avoided. The continuous changes occurring in metropolitan areas make access to natural spaces increasingly difficult, potentially becoming mere memories in people's minds. This project seeks to collect and commemorate what remains, what changes, or what is lost.

The contemporary art exhibition "Fragile Dot" aims to foster community participation by inviting volunteers to join the creative process through collaborative ceramic painting on ceramic tiles. Each tile represents one of Bangkok's 50 districts, reflecting the unique identity, memories, and transformations occurring in each area. This process begins with collecting stories and memories from residents of each district, transforming them into lines and colors that volunteers will collectively paint onto ceramics through dialogue and shared experiences among participants. This exhibition creates a space for sharing memories and collective awareness about urban transformation, while preserving stories that might be forgotten and promoting community participation in contemporary art creation. The final work serves as both an artwork and historical documentation capturing a moment of Bangkok's transformation through the eyes and experiences of its actual residents.