The Room We Make opens at Ming Artspace from 3 to 30 November 2026. The exhibition considers what we inherit from family and culture, and what we decide to preserve, reshape or leave behind.

Rather than treating home as an uncomplicated source of comfort, it asks how a person can make room for an identity that does not fit inherited expectations.

Objects, flowers and changing rooms

The gallery's Thai-language introduction describes inherited furniture and domestic objects as a setting for photography, painting, drawing, textiles and abstraction. Fresh flowers introduced during the preparatory period change over time, while artworks and remade flowers preserve different traces of the shared space.

The curatorial text also addresses gendered family expectations and queer experiences of belonging. These are presented as questions arising from particular social structures, not as a single account of how every family behaves.

When visiting, look for the difference between a useful object, a remembered object and an artwork. A room can carry all three at once. Ask which parts of its history feel fixed and which have been made open to change.

Plan your visit

3–30 November 2026 at Ming Artspace in Bangkok's Udom Suk area. Check the gallery's official exhibition page and contact information for current hours, the exact arrival route and any opening programme. November is the public exhibition period; the October activity described in the curatorial text concerns the development of the works.

Event details and visitor updates.

Information checked on 24 October 2026.