Chancha - Exploring Ganesha Through 2 Artistic Views
When success is not caused by being without obstacles, but by learning to coexist with the traces of life.
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"Chancha," an exhibition that invites us to explore Ganesha through two artistic perspectives by the artist Piya and the artist Ganesha, curator by Kulya.
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Within the exhibition, we will find works from 2 artists with different creative approaches, but connected by the concepts of faith, growth, and the beauty of imperfection, inviting us to explore the dialogue between "faith" and "vestiges" between the success people desire and the vulnerability faced by all humans.
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1.The Surface of Faith: Ganesha in Dimension Painting and Abstract by Piya Prosper
Piya Charoen's Ganesha painting was created by using painting as a healing and organizing space during the outbreak of COVID-19 over a period of more than three years. He created Ganesha images continuously from the hundreds to the thousands, to become a record of the emotions and inner states of each period. The work is characterized by a combination of painting techniques, prints, and low-relief sculptures, to form a surface of unique dimensions and colors, reflecting the view that imperfection is part of the growth and creation of life.
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2.Beauty in the Cracks: Ceramic Ganesha and the Art of Remedies by Kwan Tanya
Ceramic sculptural works inspired by porcelain ware, all molded by hand and through the process of burning high temperatures, the cracks on the surface are not hidden, but are presented as evidence of the passage of time, fragility and beauty created by the acceptance of the uncertainty of life.
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Ganesha in this exhibition is not just a symbol of achievement and the removal of obstacles, if it also reflects the concept of acceptance of imperfection, and seeing the value of traces that shape us as ourselves today.
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Also, within the works, it latent symbols linked to beliefs about Ganesha; whether it is a blessing pang that conveys the removal of obstacles; a mothka that conveys success and fertility; a snake that conveys power and self-control; including Om and Crown symbols that convey wisdom and auspiciousness.
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Let's explore the beauty of faith through the cracks and times at the "Chancha" exhibition.
📍 Exhibition Place Things: Inspiration Space 2nd Floor, Chareny43 Project (Charenyong 43, Bangkok)
🗓️ on display today - July 5, 2026
⏰ Open Thursday-Sunday from 11 to 6 p.m.
🎟️ Admission is free.
























































































