What does memory look like? Running now at 333Gallery/Warehouse30 until Apr. 27, 2025Memory No.22 is a stirring duo exhibition from Korn Neeyabhan (aka Korn Doll)and Jakrapong Siririn (aka 2dox).
This exhibition is a whimsical deep dive into personal, nostalgic, and emotionally abstract worlds. Though the two artists share a generational lens, their creative languages couldn’t be more distinct.
Korn turns memory into matter. His handmade resin and vintage figures — rooted in his early days of papier-mâché dolls — are like time capsules, filled to the brim with childhood dreams, emotional echoes, and moments suspended in vinyl.
Jakrapong (2dox), on the other hand, leans into the subconscious. Known for his Rorschach-inspired technique, his inkblot-style paintings are an abstract and intimate exploration, serving as mirrors for viewers to organically project their own memories, thoughts, and unresolved feelings.
Aside from art, there are also special programs at the show. On opening day, Apr. 2, enjoy a special acoustic performance by Tar Paradox, and on Apr. 27 from 1 PM to 4 PM, an interactive workshop session with both artists!
Admission to the exhibition is free. For more information, visit 333Gallery on their website, Instagram, Facebook, and X (Formerly Twitter).
Location: 333Gallery, Unit 5, Warehouse30, Chareonkung 30, Bangrak, Bangkok
Exhibition Dates: Apr. 2 to 27, 2025
Hours: From Tuesdays to Sundays, 11 AM to 6 PM
Admission Fee: Free
