A vast expanse of the planet’s surface, the world’s oceans are one of the last unexplored territories for man to unfurl and inevitably exploit. Since ancient times, the great blue seas have stirred the depths of the human imagination, invoking myths of the monstrous…
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OCEANIC WILDERNESS
Added by KONGKHANUN on August 26, 2013 at 9:30am — No Comments
SEEING IS BELIEVING
Seeing is believing
The Friday Times (Pakistan)
January 06-12, 2012 – Vol. XXIII, No. 47
Believers’ Paradise must be among the most amazing art exhibitions presented by Karachi’s Koel Gallery. It features three renowned artists – Panuwat Sitheechoke, Arthit Amornchorn and Kriangkrai Kongkhanun – and is worlds apart from the usual statement-orientated work of contemporary Pakistani artists.…
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Image of Evil
Image of Evil
Axel Feuss
Despite major differences between Christianity and Buddhist ethics, their perception of the world and philosophy of life, obvious parallels also exist. Both religions point the way towards deliverance from selfishness, spiritual blindness and from succumbing to worldly desires. In…
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HELL WITHIN
HELL WITHIN
Brian Curtin
How do we imagine hell, as a place?
In fact, our views of hell are typically not of a place but a space defined by the horrors occurring, though skewed perspective and disproportionate scale is an architectonic
feature. Moreover, a sense of descent is usually evident.…
In fact, our views of hell are typically not of a place but a space defined by the horrors occurring, though skewed perspective and disproportionate scale is an architectonic
feature. Moreover, a sense of descent is usually evident.…
Added by KONGKHANUN on August 25, 2013 at 8:30pm — No Comments
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