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Artist: Kitti Narod ( Thailand, 1976 - present ) -
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Main Category: Painting
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Genres: Contemporary Asian Art, Contemporary Asian Art
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Biography: Education
1994 - 1996 - Archiwa Nakhon Sawan College, Nakhon Sawan, Thailand.
1996 - 1998 - Wittalayai Phochan Art College, Bangkok, Thailand.
1998 - 2000 - BA Fine Arts, Rachamongkhon Technological University, Bangkok, Thailand.
About the Artist
Kitti Narod's acrylic dot paintings are inspired by Australian Aboriginal techniques. As a graduate artist working on collage paintings, Kitti came upon the dots on dots Australian Aboriginal art and found that this spoke to him personally as an artist. In Narod's work, themes from nature, flowers, fruits, leaves, waves, trees, the sea and sea creatures are interwoven in colour schemes drawn from the blue of the sky and the warm palette inspired by Kitti's tropical sun. This exceptionally versatile artist also produces dynamic Urban Abstracts, collages on a Chinese theme and, in collaboration with his "mom", cutting edge textile compositions.
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Exhibition History: Exhibitions
2004 - River City, Bangkok, Thailand.
2004 - Wittaylai Phochan Art College Anniversary Exhibit, Bangkok, Thailand.
2004 - Art Market, Bangkok, Thailand.
December 2004 - The Bath Christmas Market, Bath, England.
May 2005 - Raw Arts Festival, London, England. Solo Exhibit.
June-July 2005 - Zizi Gallery, London, England.
July 2005 & 2006 & 2007 - The Dundas Street Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland.
October 2005 - The Manchester Art Show, England.
March 2006 & 2007 - Art Ireland Spring Collection, Dublin, Ireland.
August 2006 & 2007 - Arndean Gallery, London, England.
November 2006 & 2007 - Art Ireland Autumn Collection, Dublin, Ireland.
April 2007 - The Dundas Street Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland.
May 2007 - The Art of England Art Show, England.
November 2007 - Manchester Loves Arts, Manchester, England.
November 2007 - The Edinburgh Art Show, Edinburgh, Scotland.
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Collections: Private and Corporate collections in Thailand, UK, Republic of Ireland, Australia, Canada, USA and Venezuela.
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