Living organisms - humans, plants, and animals - have evolved on Earth for millions of years, forming a remarkable diversity of life. Nature is therefore deeply connected to human existence in many ways.
This series draws inspiration from floral still-life images often found in historical artworks and everyday spaces such as dining tables or living rooms. Through careful observation, the artist explores the details of these familiar subjects to reveal new meanings and perspectives. The process is comparable to the use of a camera or microscope - closely examining and analyzing the subject in order to develop a deeper understanding and reinterpret it through artistic expression.
Krasaesom grew up in the countryside before moving to the city. His childhood was deeply connected to nature through activities such as foraging, raising livestock, and farming. These experiences fostered a fascination with the forms, structures, and characteristics of living things, leading him to question their origins and transformations. Krasaesom works as an art teacher while continuing his artistic practice, using nature as a source of inspiration to explore and reinterpret the meaning of existence.
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