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NEIGHBOUR PROGRAM (WE ARE WHAT WE EAT)

Concept Art, Typography

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NEIGHBOUR PROGRAM (WE ARE WHAT WE EAT)

Concept Art, Typography


Neighbour Program (We Are What We Eat) by Gabriel Latupeirissa (gabriellatupeirissa),concept art,tipografi
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Neighbour Program (We Are What We Eat) by Gabriel Latupeirissa (gabriellatupeirissa),concept art,tipografi
???/ Kin (Thai: Eat) by Gabriel Latupeirissa
Neighbour Program (We Are What We Eat) by Gabriel Latupeirissa (gabriellatupeirissa),concept art,tipografi
Food Shapes People by Gabriel Latupeirissa
Neighbour Program (We Are What We Eat) by Gabriel Latupeirissa (gabriellatupeirissa),concept art,tipografi
Food Shapes Culture by Gabriel Latupeirissa
Neighbour Program (We Are What We Eat) by Gabriel Latupeirissa (gabriellatupeirissa),concept art,tipografi
Food Shapes Design by Gabriel Latupeirissa
Neighbour Program (We Are What We Eat) by Gabriel Latupeirissa (gabriellatupeirissa),concept art,tipografi
Behind The Scene: Shopping ingredients at Bangkok's traditional market
Neighbour Program (We Are What We Eat) by Gabriel Latupeirissa (gabriellatupeirissa),concept art,tipografi
Behind The Scene: Installation
Neighbour Program (We Are What We Eat) by Gabriel Latupeirissa (gabriellatupeirissa),concept art,tipografi
Our Artwork was published on Thai local newspaper
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ABOUT THE PROJECT

2012: Bangkok, TH
COLLABORATION PROJECT
Binus University School of Design, Indonesia: Gabriel Latupeirissa
KMUTT School of Architecture+Design, Thailand: Joon
Dasein Academy of Arts, Malaysia: Huipeng Chin
Lasalle College of Arts, Singapore: Christina Tan
#Art #Installation #Culture #Workshop #Exhibition


The programme aimed in reconnecting art and design institutions within the Southeast Asia region through dialogue, research, and practice. The theme of our batch was “We Are What We Eat”, emphasizing the similarity of Southeast Asia’ food socio-culture. After workshop in Singapore and several months Skype discussion, our group concluded “Food Shapes People, Food Shapes Culture, Food Shapes Design” as our idea to the exhibition in Bangkok. Expressed by installation arts, we twisted spices and ingredients that commonly used in Southeast Asian dishes into plastic plates that commonly used in modern daily life. Our artwork was later exposed in local Thai newspaper.

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