A floral exploration of self-acceptance

Flowers have been used as a medium to explore the intricate interplay of our unique life experiences, inherited traits and societal influences during “Blossoms Of Embrace: The Cycle Of Self-Acceptance”, which is running on the 2nd floor of C43 Shop until Oct 20.
This is a collaborative exhibition by content producer-turned artist Suvisit Rakprayoon, Aomdaw Loysuwan who gathers and arranges the artwork, and copywriter Natdhon Lelaputra who renders profound messages.
Through the artistry of floral arrangements and materials, including red saffron used to dye monk’s robes — a symbol of everyday spiritual practice — viewers are invited to delve into how their internal struggles can be intensified by their characteristics.
This serves as a reminder that we cannot escape our feelings. Whether we choose to embrace or resist them, they are integral to our identity. It’s natural to feel sad and self-blame when confronted with less favourable reflections of ourselves, yet recognising this dissatisfaction can catalyse growth.
The show encapsulates the essence of self-acceptance, encouraging viewers to reflect on the importance of patience and practice in the journey towards self-improvement. Transformation is a gradual process that requires time and understanding.
The exhibition is open for public viewing, free of charge, Wednesday to Sunday, from noon to 7pm. C43 is a fashion and inspiration space located at Charoen 43 Art and Eatery, Charoen Krung 43.
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