DATES Oct 25-Nov 30, 2025
LOCATION Bangkok, Thailand
VENUE Fakafei
By October 2025, after graduating, Lukso organized her third solo exhibition alongside her creative group project under the same title Unseen, collaborating with different communities to host a series of weekend events throughout the exhibition. It's also her first time organizing and curating everything by herself to challenge her limits.
For a Halloween-themed atmosphere, the exhibition compares sounds as invisible entities like ghosts or spirits. Though most people can't see their forms and structures, these sounds exist everywhere, vibrating through space. Lukso translates inner visions that words cannot capture, revealing what lies between sound and sight, presence and absence, not just her art, but what she curated for the project.
She began the project by holding a gig called Wake Up the Ghost on October 25, where "the new-born ghost" was just awakening. They breathed art for life. No rules, no norm. Only raw, experimental and eerie performances.
"The Ghost represents the artistic soul, and we need to wake it up. I wanted it to feel like a night ritual for the Halloween season, when unseen spirits are eager to reveal who they are—their art."
It was an artsy night for people drawn to avant-garde art. The evening began with her live painting session accompanied by live music, followed by performance art and musical performances by other artists. They were either immigrants or neurodivergent, that we wouldn't know their struggles if they didn't tell us because they all looked the same as everyone else. It's also the unseen part of this project.
For the opening day November 15, Lukso collaborated with TU Filmclub from Thammasat University to have a Paprika (2001) film screening event called ชำแหละเสียง (ครวญ) in Thai or Disclose the Unseen in English before her artist talk. The event connected the film's ideas of dreams and psychology to her synesthesia and the political perspective shaped by her background in History.
