น้ำ+Nước (2024)
by Phornthep Phromnil, Pimnara Thanakornwat, Chin, Nguyen Khoi, Khanh Pham
A jar, projection, code, data from precipitation and number of rainy days in Nakhon Pathom (Thailand).
Description
The work comprises a jar with a dragon picture inlay on its body. The video projection of concentric circles onto the jar is programmed using rainfall parameters from Nakhorn Pathom (Thailand), with the circle size dependent on precipitation and the number of circles based on the number of rainy days. Furthermore, within the jar, there was the sound of rain pouring.
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