KONG Dara

If you look at this suspended artwork, it appears like a cell, spirit, birth as well as fertilization. It seems as life journey if it has endured injustice, social pressure and family. Come to think of it, it looks as though the they have experienced this hardship and discrimination of personhood.

On the other hand, in society and in the LGBT+ community, people are undergoing injustice and despair. If you look at this society in the present day, you will see the issues we must consider and discuss, like political issues, development, society, education, culture, religion, responsibility, and other issues. These pieces of ceramic clay have an indistinct, deliberately unclear shape, which alludes to and poetically represents the growth of bodies, with different problems.

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The artist has used different medias to make his artwork, including ceramic clay, drawing, and bottles. His use of installation, ceramics clay and bottles is intended to reflect on people suffering injustice in society, and among the people surrounding the artist. Abstract drawings reflect on social change in the present day, for who love the same sex, and these drawings investigate issues of memory, politics, emotions and social change.