Embracing the JAI's first night with the art carefully curated by the best artists, a rare gathering that unfolds uniquely nowhere but here. Co-hosted by our esteemed Founding Member, Khun Pong Boripat, the night was an immersive experience, bringing together the creative spirits within our community at the Parlor at The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon.

Khun Saran Yen Panya presented us with his printed metal street stools, seemingly ordinary yet seldom seen nowadays. The most commonplace items in our daily lives can transform into unique art pieces when forgotten by the public but cherished by those who appreciate them.

Another sculpture, the Introspection model crafted by Gongkan, reflects a multitude of thoughts in one's mind. At the end of the day, we can escape everything except ourselves. Each attendee at the event was deeply connected, interpreting different meanings from this single art piece.

At the tip of your nose, you would be enveloped in the floral scents from PHKA Studio. Looking around, the atmosphere is surrounded with stunning floral art piece and paintings from Khun Baisri and Khun Chayapong decorating the entire Parlor right in front of you. Slowly venturing into a closed-door room, unfamiliar noises emerge, revealing they are the sounds of living mushrooms presented by Khun Salawit. The art that night transcends through various mediums, whether its your eyes, nose, ears, or mind—all uniquely be sense in JAI, with JAI.

The power of JAI community serves as the catalyst for co-creation, unveiling possibilities beyond imagination, transcending boundaries to manifest in unforeseen realms. Art, itself, also becomes an integral thread woven into the fabric of our community, fostering a connection that resonates wherever we find ourselves.