Conversations sparked through contemporary art, exploring and reimagining the area's narrative through its local history, community culture, and the daily lives of the people along Khlong Prawet BuriRom. As a historical waterway, this canal continues to reflect the identity of its waterside communities powerfully. This invites us to look at urban life through an invisible city—that of current communities filled with a past of deeply rooted social capital. It's a place that still maintains a strong sense of trust, shared norms, and mutual support that has endured over time.

“Melting Map” explores the relationship between community, public space, and contemporary art through a community-based research practice. Brings artists together to exchange perspectives, engaging in conversation about a resilient community that endures amidst urban change. This serves as a vital reminder that development often overlooks the voices of diverse people, living organisms, and the environment, as well as the rich, interwoven histories of this multicultural area.

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Visit “Melting Map” from 11 October - 14 December 2025 at Gallery G1-G2

BACC pop⋅up, 3rd Fl, MMAD, MunMun Srinakarin at Seacon Square Srinakarin