KAMUILIM paintings start with the traditions of Thai Buddhist art but unfold in ways that are unmistakably contemporary, each brushstroke carrying a rhythm that is at once meditative and mischievous. Colours flare and fade like fleeting thoughts, shapes suggest stories that never fully reveal themselves, and yet linger in the mind long after you look away. Each canvas holds subtle cues designed to spark reflection, guiding the viewer from seeing to feeling, turning simple form into quiet virtue. Through Vicaraṇacit – the wandering contemplative mind – KAMUILIM translates introspection into pigment, creating works that feel alive, capable of nudging thought, shaping perception and reminding us that art, like insight, is often found between the lines.
Until October 26. Free. GalileOasis, 10am-7pm
