Tang Contemporary Art Bangkok is hosting Indonesian artist Berbrain’s first solo exhibition in Bangkok, “Failure is Fuel: Embracing Uncertainty”. The exhibition will run from April 26 to June 1, 2025, featuring nearly 20 of the artist’s latest paintings.

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Siam Ocean World: The illusion of artificial deep blue consumerism 

This aquarium hidden in the basement of a shopping mall has turned the ocean into a marketable landscape commodity. Passing through the luxury counter and taking the escalator down, you will fall into a deep blue universe faked with acrylic and LED lights. 

The 270-degree glass tunnel is a carefully designed intracranial climax. When a school of hammerhead sharks swam overhead, Thai students collectively exclaimed, while Chinese tourists were busy using beauty cameras to capture the magical picture of the school of fish and the Gucci billboard in the same frame. The most absurd is the underwater shrine exhibition area - koi and electronic lotus dance together in the landscape imitating Mahathat Temple, and faith and entertainment are stirred into an ornamental cocktail. 

The diver feeding show exposed all the secrets. When staff members dressed up as Santa Claus and danced with sharks, and when rays crashed into the glass curtain wall to compete for frozen shrimp, the mysterious veil of the ocean was completely reduced to a footnote to the commercial script. The souvenir shop at the exit is even more cunning: the 699 baht glowing jellyfish lamp is clearly marking the shocking memory just now. 

It is recommended to choose a night club to avoid the crowds. When the shadow of the manta ray passes through the empty glass curtain wall alone, when the automatic commentary stops playing, you may be able to hear the low hum of the circulation filtration system - that is the real heartbeat that keeps this artificial ocean breathing. This place is not worth a pilgrimage for ocean lovers, but as a sensory anesthetic for urban people, it is indeed efficient.

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Time:	Apr 26–Jun 1, 2025 (UTC+7)
Location:	Room. 201 – 206, 2nd floor, River City Bangkok, 23 Soi Charoen Krung 24, Talat Noi, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100

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