Born = Burn

Loss + Remains = Learn

Oil colours cost too much money. Some creativity costs only free time.

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redmess

waves

what if what were

was gone

what if what’s strong

turns soft

what if words decay

what if death creeps in the way 

what if what is worth 

was not

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Tales of Swimming Pool will be screened at 3rd Singapore Indie Doc Fest, Singapore on monday, the 16th of March, 2009

and also Shorts Tour at Bo{ok}hemian Art House, Phuket Thailand,  on the Feb, 22, 2009.

More info:

http://www.substation.org/3SIDF/

http://www.thaifilm.com/shortFilmDetail.asp?id=126 

On this coming Sunday, the 7th of December, “__” will be participated in “Beginner’s Luck” Exhibition at Nightingale Theatre, Chicago, IL. The program will be stared at 9pm.

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And on the 10th of December, Tales of Swimming Pool will be screened in “Currents in the West” program at Post-Museum, Singapore. The program will include other works by Halfelefant’s filmmakers.

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And three works Tales of Swimming Pool, The Return, and Vocal Instruction will be parted of “THE GREATEST HIT!

: THIRD CLASS CINEMA 2008″ in Art Square, Jamjuree Art Gallery, Bangkok, Thailand, on December 17-19

more info: http://thirdclasscitizen.exteen.com/20081210/the-greatest-hit-third-class-cinema-2008-2008

Tales of Swimming Pool is selected in the R.D Pestonji competition, 12th Thai Short Film and Video Festival.

The work will be screening in Thai Competition 2 programme on August 30, 2008 at BMA Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, Bangkok, Thailand.

More Information: http://www.thaifilm.com, http://www.thaishortfilmfestival.com

“Hypothesis” …….Thanks for coming!

 

Series of audio and visual works by Tulapop Saenjaroen will be screening in Third Class Citizen Programme 007: “HYPOTHESIS”. The programme will be on the 15th of August, 2008, 7pm, at Bioscope Theater in Bangkok. 

More information about the works is coming soon.

Third Class Citizen: http://thirdclasscitizen.exteen.com

I’m wearing a mask avoiding infections. 

I just came back to Bangkok less than a week. The smell of polluted air, all the heats in the ground, and the noises surrounded me seem to somehow make me feel a certain mode of being. I wonder how much an environment influences people psychologically? If it completely dominates us, are we the product of the surrounding? Has everything influenced us and directed us in the way we are right here and right now? Why so many people are doing the same thing even though they think differently? Where is so-called ‘freedom’ then? What does ‘freedom’ really mean if we’re all conforming the same thing as it is but not what it should be? Or this is just a powerful force for a feeble soul to follow? Like greeting friends and doing nothing but feeling anxious that there is nothing to do. What I have experienced after I came back here is how aimless this kind of life is. Are we all trapped? Going round and round in circuit endlessly?

 

I think what I have to do is to separate my spirit from the body.

gmpposter3.jpg Good Morning People! (2007) will be screening at Gene Siskel Film Center in Asian American Showcase, on April 21st, 2008 

New video by Tulapop Saenjaroen is now completed, and will be participated in “Home” exhibition at Betty Rhymer Gallery starting from May 16, 2008

“The Return”   Color/DV/Sound/ 5 Minutes /Mixed genres 

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