Sukerthing

Sukerthing, the artistic collaboration between Karn Visarankul and Anusit Somprasertsri, exemplifies a profound blend of creativity rooted in a shared passion for art from a young age. Their journey began with formal education at Silpakorn University, where both studied at the Faculty of Decorative Arts, specializing in jewelry design. This academic foundation enabled them to delve into the world of design, particularly in toy design, where they embrace the challenge of redefining traditional concepts. Their strong grasp of both 2D and 3D design has empowered them to explore various artistic avenues, leading to the creation of eye-catching designer toys and art pieces.

The creative process at Sukerthing is deeply collaborative and intuitive. Each new project starts with a concept inspired by personal interests or gaps in the market that other artists have yet to explore. Karn and Anusit begin by sketching their ideas, focusing on forms that intrigue them. Once a concept takes shape, they leverage their 3D modeling skills to build prototypes, enabling them to visualize their designs in three dimensions before entering the production phase. This meticulous approach ensures that every piece they create is thoughtfully developed, bridging artistic vision and practical application.

As artists, they find joy in experimentation with materials and techniques, which allows them to create distinctive works that leave an impact. While they are well-known for their 3D sculptures, they have also gravitated towards painting and mixed media. Their recent works, such as the celebrated balloon sculpture of Ganesha, illustrate their willingness to innovate by combining different materials, including stainless steel and ceramics, to generate fresh artistic experiences.

Through their art, Sukerthing seeks to foster connections among a broad audience, bridging the realms of art and spirituality. Their work encourages viewers to engage with themes that resonate with them personally, whether they come from art appreciation or spiritual beliefs. The Ganesha balloon piece, for instance, reflects a careful balance between artistic expression and cultural significance, appealing to both art lovers and spiritual seekers. Moreover, by utilizing Giclee prints in their practice, they broaden the accessibility of their art, allowing a wider audience to engage with their distinctive styles and innovative concepts. Ultimately, Karn and Anusit aim to inspire curiosity and appreciation through their work, inviting viewers to explore the rich tapestry of art and culture.

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