Unchalee Anantawat - Observable Universe

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Unchalee Anantawat - Observable UniverseThemes of otherworldly intimacy and connection resonate throughout the colour drenched texta illustrations that fill Thai artist Unchalee Anantawat's Observable Universe. Human and celestial forms intermingle and intermesh, technicolour tentacles tickle and entwine and branches sprout skyward from alien mud men. Its a fascinating concoction, skirting portraiture, psychedelia and the extraterrestrial. This striking volume arrives courtesy of Perimeter

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