Sauce Harrison
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Artist Biography
Poom Pechavanish, aka Sauce Harrison, was born 1988 in Bangkok. He graduated a bachelor of Visual Arts from Chulalongkorn University in 2010. His works depict an identity to cover up one’s inner self which normally occurred in society today. Beyond that, Sauce has hidden some signs and clues to extend his content and speak out the situations that have happened in Thailand so far where belief and faith are dealt with ‘unspeakable’ and ‘perception’. In his Pop Surrealist style of works, he has exhibited in numerous exhibitions and art fairs in Bangkok including his upcoming solo exhibition in 2023. In 2016, Sauce participated IILM Art Residency, Delhi, India.
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About Artworks
In the contemporary world, people normally create identities to cover up one’s inner selves. The character in this work is inspired by the ancient world where imaginary figures like gods were created from natural phenomena; also, the concept of Kaiju, which refers to a giant monster attacking major cities in Japanese film series, is picked up to indicate ordinary people are dressed up, but inside they are just humans. Besides, the work is hidden signs and clues to extend his content and speak out the political situation in Thailand where belief and faith are dealt with ‘unspeakable’ and ‘perception’.
Exhibition
2009 11th Panasonic Art Exhibition, National Art Gallery, Bangkok
Dao-Den Bualuang, Queen Sirikit Gallery, Bangkok
2010 Brand New 2010, Numthong Gallery, Bangkok
2011 Moment of Happiness, Jamjuree Art Gallery, Bangkok
2012 MUDDLE, Number 1 Gallery, Bangkok
2013 Conspire, Number 1 Gallery, Bangkok
When I was just a little boy, Number 1 Gallery, Bangkok
2014 When I lost my standpoint, Number 1 Gallery, Bangkok
2016 Baby in the woods, Sneaka Villa, Bangkok
2017 PLAY, Future Factory, Bangkok
2019 Homodeus Project, M cafe, Bangkok
2021 – PUNK PURI YES !!, Joyman Gallery, Bangkok
2022 – Awesome Dude !!, Joyman Gallery, Bangkok