Kongsak Kampakdee – Everyday Encounters Silent Connections

Richard Koh Fine Art (RKFA) Singapore is pleased to present Everyday Encounters, Silent Connections, a solo exhibition by Thai artist Kongsak Khampakdee. Running from 22 March to 19 April 2025 at RKFA Singapore, the exhibition captures the quiet beauty of daily life through a series of evocative paintings.

Khampakdee’s works explore the subtle relationships between people, places, and memories, depicting familiar scenes of everyday encounters. His paintings reflect moments of movement and stillness, where light, color, and human presence intertwine to create a sense of quiet connection. Whether capturing a fleeting exchange or a solitary figure immersed in routine, his compositions invite contemplation of the unseen emotional threads that bind individuals to their surroundings.

Drawing from personal observations and shared experiences, Khampakdee translates the essence of daily life onto canvas. His layered textures and nuanced tones serve as a visual diary, preserving these moments as timeless imprints that resonate with both personal and collective memory.

RKFA Singapore invites audiences to immerse themselves in Everyday Encounters, Silent Connections, a meditative reflection on the depth and simplicity of ordinary moments.

KONGSAK KAMPAKDEE (b.1996, Khonkaen, Thailand) studied at the Holly redeemer Northeastern Region School in 2007 at Khonkaen and graduated from the Faculty of Painting , Sculpture and Graphic Arts, Silpakorn University in Bangkok, Thailand in 2021. First exhibition Huk Mum at I-box gallery in Nakhon phathom.