http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/1344 2026-09-12T19:17:24Z http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/1732 Social relationships under conditions of force Tama, Thanyathon Human coexistence, from antiquity to the present, regardless of social scale, necessitates constant interaction. As social animals, humans inherently depend on one another, both directly and indirectly. These interpersonal relationships are omnipresent; while individuals fulfill diverse roles, every function operates in systemic coordination to ensure social stability. The theory of Social Evolution is employed to explain these relational phenomena, reflecting the structure of mutual dependence and providing a framework to understand the significance of abstract, intangible relationships that are often difficult to observe. These interactions are interpreted through an abstract lens and articulated by applying the scientific principles of force—specifically the concept of Tensegrity. This principle relies on the equilibrium between tension and compression to create a stable structure. This concept is materialized through the sculptural process, utilizing abstracted human forms subdivided into individual units. These units are interconnected by a structural system designed to transfer force, ultimately achieving a state of balance. 2026-01-01T00:00:00Z http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/1643 Desire’s Image of Love Lungauthai, Sarut Our initial encounter with love often arises from the care of our parents. It molds our perception of relationships and saturates our world with affection, warmth, and delight. These cherished memories possess the ability to stir us, reminding us of love' s splendor and the necessity of nurturing it within all our connections. As I mature, my heart brims with the longi ng to reciprocate love, guiding me towards empathy and selflessness. Witnessing love's profound ability to transform ignites a spark of compassion and benevolence within, urging me towards a higher self. Inspired by Sigmund Freud's profound insights, I embarked on a sculptural odyssey to unravel love's essence. Using fiber -reinforced plastic as my canvas, I fashioned intricate forms that exalt the enchantment and wonder of affection. Each sculpture serves as a testament to love's ethereal nature and its profound influence on our lives. My creations embody the myriad facets of love, resonating with the symphony of emotions and connections. Through art, I endeavor to evoke a love that transcends barriers, infusing our existence with boundless joy. 2023-01-01T00:00:00Z http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/41 The Image of Duality Wisetnun, Rutrada Currently, society is filled with competition, where one must conform to the societal norms and standards, often suppressing their true selves. At times, one may choose to mask their emotions, behaving as if unaware or inexperienced, seeking freedom of expression both in thought and action. This raw expression serves as a remedy for the stress and pressure of navigating adult life amidst a plethor a of experiences and learning journeys. For adults burdened by societal expectations, embracing a childlike state becomes essential for mental relief. Releasingpent - up emotions freely, akin to a child, offers solace and liberation. From these concepts, I delved into Taoist philosophy, exploring the harmony between childhood and adulthood. Studying artworks reflecting this harmony in form and technique, I synthesized and analyzed the data, employing sculptural craftsmanship. Using contrasting materials symbolizing childhood softness and adult strength, I wove crocheted textures, reminiscent of childhood freedom in thought and creation. Incorporating elemental principles, I sculpted forms to express both states, seamlessly merging childhood essence to signify holistic healing and mental well-being in the present. 2023-01-01T00:00:00Z http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/40 A life that fades Wanwaitayajid, Patima Despite my best efforts, I understand that fate cannot be altered to bring back the person I loved and lost. However, their loss has motivated me to study the three characteristics of existence (TILAKKHANA), which have become the foundation of my work. By using self-reflection and analyzing decay, suffering, and desolation, I express myself through the art of woodcarving. Through intricate forms such as human skeletons as a symbol of death and wilted tree trunks, I reflect on the natural imbalance in all aspects of life. I am delighted to showcase this art collection with the aim of encouraging reflection on the emotions that come with loss, creating an understanding of life's inherent asymmetries. For those experiencing loss, my hope is that this collection may provide comfort and help cultivate resilience when faced with unexpected changes. 2023-01-01T00:00:00Z