ðģStroll in Suntur artwork at The Chinese House painted
ðģðĪ Come for a walk, let go of the filjoy, touch nature, watch the painted artwork!
Who is looking for the Heeljai Feelgood ð has to pin it here. Today we bring you to BIRKENSTOCK Presents: The Art of Walking Grounded in Nature with Suntur. It's a great job, both art, green space, and activities that invite us to feel good.# GroundedinNatureWith a pair of shoes, please. ðĐī
This is a collaboration between BIRKENSTOCK and Suntur, a famous Thai artist who created The Chinese House, an ancient Chinese building on the street, to become a special gallery and garden like a painting.
The main concept of the work is pivotal, ðķââïļ connected to the sense of intimacy of nature, which is the origin of BIRKENSTOCK's shoe-making materials. Suntur conveyed this idea through the painting "Walk With You, Never Far," which conveys a walk in a clear space to create new relaxation and inspiration for us âĻ (this is on the second floor).
âĻ Highlights that I like very much.
The Chinese House - Landscape Perspective The front landscaping is the same as the atmosphere in Suntur's paintings, and the must-see activity is to take off your shoes. To walk barefoot, touch the grass. Let our feet know the surface directly from nature.
The Hourglass Archive (1st Floor), an exhibition recounting the beginnings of BIRKENSTOCK shoes from 1774 to the growth path of the brand over the course of its existence, is available for visitors to try and walk on room floors with different textures.
Cafe (2nd floor) offers both drinks and specialty menu bakeries.
Live PhotoBooth (2nd floor) This is a mistake! Let's try Birkenstock and walk inside the scene designed to be a virtual walk in Suntur's painting and get a GIF file and a photo file back home. So cute.
His work is good for the heart. This is good for the film. Not really impossible.
ð The Chinese House, Draw Street, walk into the alley of the Royal Mosque of Gosha, pass the poster wall, Birkenstock, turn left into a small alley, walk along the path.
ðïļ Date: 18 Nov - 7 Dec 68
ð Time: 10: 30 to 6 p.m.









































































