BANGKOK CITYCITY GALLERY presents “Neighbor”, the second exhibition in its ongoing two-artists exhibition series, bringing together the practices of Puangsoi Aksornsawang and Tae Parvit in a shared exploration of observation, memory and cinematic perception. Moving between image, text, object, and atmosphere, the exhibition considers how personal and collective histories emerge through fragments, gestures, and acts of looking.

Puangsoi approaches writing as both a literary and artistic method, moving between diaries, scriptwriting, and poetry. Her works trace tensions, perceptions, and negotiations between former and present selves, drifting throughs trange encounters and states of life, death, and rebirth. Blurring subjectivities between the artist, the narrator, and imagined neighbors, writing becomes embedded within her broader artistic practice as a space where memory, fiction, and lived experience continuously intersect.

Parvit’s paintings emerge through chance encounters, improvisation, and fleeting observations. Bringing together past and recent works, his paintings register shifts within his painterly language, where brushstrokes capture passing time by stripping images from their original contexts. Through dispersed shades of blue and pink, the works produce atmospheres that are at once unstable and contemplative, allowing reverie and possibility to surface.

Neighbor brings these practices into dialogue through a spatial arrangement where images, texts, and memories unfold like scenes recalled out of sequence.Rather than presenting fixed narratives, the exhibition proposes a fragmented and open-ended encounter in which everyday life is reconstructed into something poetic, cinematic, and deeply personal.