Lesson of the Path of Freedom from Suffering (Mahabineshakrom)

Abstract

The research aims to : 1) study the history of the Buddha's ordination (Maha Phinesakrom), 2) create a contemporary Thai painting titled "The Beginning of the Path to Liberation from Suffering" (Maha Phinesakrom), and 3) To develop educational media in the field of Visual Arts for high school students, as well as to design and produce instructional materials in PowerPoint format to facilitate learning about the creation of paintings and the application of gold leaf. The research process consists of 4 steps: 1) Studying, researching, and collecting data on the life story of the Lord Buddha, Mahabineshakrom, 2) creating an Art Education Thesis and making teaching media, 3) analyzing and summarizing the results, and 4) presenting the creative work and teaching media. The research results found that 1) The results of the study of the content and history of the painting on the life story of the Lord Buddha, the Mahabineshakrom chapter, show the value of Thai art and culture, both in terms of storytelling and the delicacy of ancient craftsmen, reflecting the artistic identity and beliefs of that era. 2) The results of creating two pieces of contemporary Thai painting are 2.1) Kiles, size of the artwork 80 x 100 centimeters, s executed in contemporary Thai painting style using acrylic colors and gold leaf. The composition centers on Prince Siddhartha as the focal point, with the application of gold leaf emphasizing his prominence within the scene. 2.2) Plong, size of the work 100 x 127 Created using the technique of contemporary Thai painting with acrylic colors and gold leaf, the composition emphasizes Prince Siddhartha as the central focal point, highlighted through the application of gold leaf.