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Explore the fine line between humans and monsters

A sculpture made from the ashes of plants and animals by Ruangsak Anuwatwimon. photo courtesy of SAC Gallery

A fine line between human and monster is portrayed during "Golem2022: Embodying The Monster" at the Art Centre Building of SAC Gallery, until June 4.

This solo exhibition by Ruangsak Anuwatwimon was inspired by the legend of golem, a mythical creature in Jewish folklore who was made from clay and animated with magic or a holy spell to protect and support the pure desire of the maker. The golem is a human-like figure with stronger physical abilities than mortal humans. However, the maker can still deform the golem to its original material when it is out of control, reflecting the law of creation and destruction.

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