Live from Youth - Art Without Borders, Different Styles, One Heart

A groundbreaking artistic exhibition, "Art Speaks One Language" creates a platform for equality and diversity through the combined talents of independent artists and special needs artists (autistic, hearing and visually impaired), led by Prang Wetchachiva and Alec Chanakorn Pukasap. The exhibition presents over 100 artworks from 40 artists, reflecting identity through unique drawing styles, lines, and colors. Highlighting the works of visually impaired children like Nattapon Namnoy's "Hornbill" - a powerful memory translation, Thassakorn Nuchalu's "Football Field" symbolizing freedom, and Somkit Thongprung's "Happiness" challenging perceptions of artistic beauty. Part of the proceeds will support the C.C.F. Foundation for children and youth, developing art classrooms for underprivileged children nationwide. The exhibition will be held from February 10-15, 2024, at the Postal Central Building in Bang Rak, with free admission and easy BTS access.