Chulalongkorn University
Suthima Sarapun was born in 2006 in Bangkok, Thailand. From a young age, she developed a strong interest in art and enjoyed visiting art exhibitions. She is currently studying at the Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts at Chulalongkorn University, where she is developing both her creative vision and technical skills in art and design. Her passion for art began early in her life, as she became interested in famous artworks and gained experience through mini exhibitions at school. These experiences encouraged her to study art more seriously. In April 2019, she held her first solo exhibition and presented her work at Museum Siam in Bangkok. In 2020, she received a “Best of Works” award for her creativity and dedication. In her work, Suthima often incorporates floral elements and detailed craftsmanship, reflecting her interest in beauty and design. She is also inspired by fashion and storytelling, especially from childhood influences such as Barbie and animated characters. These inspirations allow her to express imagination, identity, and emotion through her designs. Currently, she lives in Bangkok with her family and continues to improve her artistic and design skills. In the future, she aims to become a professional designer and create her own creative space or brand, where she can share her work with a wider audience.
Category: Accessories
Competitions: Thailand
The concept explores the continuation of a relationship through marriage, represented by weaving techniques that symbolise two lives being intertwined together. This is combined with bridal flowers that express love, tenderness, and the beginning of a new chapter in life.
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