PINDROP presents a dual perspective on unfinished and finished activities within the same imaginary space, observed from different viewpoints at different moments in time.

 

At one moment, PINDROP is an unfinished phenomenon. From a human’s-eye view, it simulates the pictorial space of falling objects suspended in mid-air. The painting captures an indefinite moment, infused with the anticipation of vibration and sound in an inconclusive event.

 

At another moment, PINDROP is a finished phenomenon. From a bird’s-eye view, it simulates the pictorial space of falling objects striking the ground. The painting captures a definitive moment, marked by vibration and sound in a conclusive event.

 

As time flows, Sudaporn allows the object to inscribe timestamps and measure the forces at play. PINDROP is merely an incident that has come and gone, inviting viewers to find their variables.

 

A pin drops, and you hear the silence.