jing jai gallery and atta gallery are proud to present the exhibition “suture", the latest solo exhibition by morakot ketklao. the exhibition features mixed media paintings that narrate the story of the relationship between lives that run parallel in time. every human being has relationships that are both complex and simple. at times, we connect with living beings, objects, and spaces simultaneously. moreover, everything is interconnected in different temporal forms. if we believe that there are no coincidences in this world, whether in relationships between races, religions, communities, people, or the environment, all love and conflict is inextricably linked together in one way or another. morakot's semi-abstract art presents both real-life stories and tangible emotional states, as well as the in-between that bridges the grotesque and the beautiful, which we all are familiar with. while morakot’s work speaks of “boundaries” as symbols of differences and conflicts, in reality, we cannot predict where these boundaries will converge. borders may overlap, be distinct, or become blurred. these boundaries can be permanent or temporary. however, in morakot's work, these traces are presented with significant meaning. often, the acts of connection, reconciliation, and healing have become our daily responsibilities as ultimately, every relationship is likely just an ongoing effort to break the cycle of renewal and collapse of everything.