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2018
The Nerve that Eats Itself (ประสาทแดก)
Solo exhibition at Gallery VER, Bangkok
10 November – 22 December 2018
Opening reception: 10 November 2018 from 6 pm onwards
Featured works: Monstrous Monstrance #1, TransPollock #3 [red shift, blue shift], Blissfully Ours #1, Relational Anesthetic #1
Monstrous Monstrance #1
2018-11-10
A major sculpture from 'The Nerve That Eats Itself' exhibition at Gallery VER (2018). The piece confronts illness and mortality through sculptural metaphor — a monstrance-like form that holds the body's interior as sacred object.

TransPollock #3 [red shift, blue shift]
2018-11-10
Part of 'The Nerve That Eats Itself' at Gallery VER. Two related works exploring color as perceptual shift — red and blue channels disrupt the viewing experience, drawing attention to the act of seeing itself.
![TransPollock #3 [red shift, blue shift]](/archive/2017-TranPollock-3-110x160cm-painted-stainless-steel-wire_resize.jpg)
![TransPollock #3 [red shift, blue shift]](/archive/2017-TranPollock-4-110x160cm-painted-stainless-steel-wire_resize.jpg)
![TransPollock #3 [red shift, blue shift]](/archive/2017-TranPollock-5-110x160cm-painted-stainless-steel-wire_resize.jpg)
Blissfully Ours #1
2018-11-10
Part of 'The Nerve That Eats Itself' at Gallery VER. A work addressing moments of bodily transcendence — finding bliss within the experience of illness and medical intervention.

Relational Anesthetic #1
2018-11-10
Part of 'The Nerve That Eats Itself' at Gallery VER. The work examines the anesthetizing effect of medical systems and the relational space between patient, body, and institution.
