World art comes to Siam Paragon

Siam Paragon has transformed its 5th floor into a showcase of world art for “La Grotta Dell’Arte Leggendario Thawan Duchanee”, which is running until Oct 31.
Held to commemorate the visionary work of the globally acclaimed Thai artist Thawan Duchanee, the milestone exhibition is an integral part of the Thailand Arts & Culture Expo 2025, further cementing Thailand’s reputation as a key destination in Asia’s art world.
It provides a rare glimpse into the striking and powerful displays and brush strokes, marking the debut of Thawan’s art grotto — a concept that epitomises his connection to nature and tradition.
Also showcased are nine other monumental art pieces curated from around the world. One of the highlights is Aurora, a co-created installation by French visual artist Pascal Dombis known for his use of algorithmic rules, digital artistic tools, and his knack for creating environments marked by excess repetition and technological processes.
Other installations include Dylie, an exclusive character piece by Jwon known for his art toys and collectables; an interactive virtual reality artwork titled Kinetic Waves and generative art called Vortex, both by pioneering French digital artist Miguel Chevalier; The Way It Shapes You, a sculpture by Netherlands-based Pieter Obels; and Didn’t Come This Far To Go Back by Thai National Artist Inson Wongsam.
The exhibition also serves a charitable cause, with proceeds from the sale of artworks and memorabilia going towards flood relief efforts across Thailand.
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