URBA is an architect and interior design studio with offices in Budapest and Vienna. I support the team with communication tasks, namely website content, awards programs, case stories, social media, and special projects.

In this article, Nanu Youttananukorn and I describe an exhibition in where Thai designers and makers were randomly assigned three legs to make a unique stool.

Here and There is a cultural exchange program that organises and facilitates projects, exhibitions, workshops, lectures, and discussions to reflect on contemporary life and explore the future of traditions.

The Ratchaprasong Art Maze gathered 6 open-air, public installations by top contemporary Thai artists. Through this unique site-specific project the artists shared and exchanged opinions with the public outside of traditional museum and gallery space.

BUKRUK II Urban Arts Festival was held between 24-31 January 2016 and featured not only public wall paintings but also art exhibitions, artist talks, animation night and two stages music open-air festival, mobile print shop, visual happenings, mapping projection and workshops.

At Onomatopee, architects, urban planners, graphic and spatial designers, cultural critics, marketers, artists, politicians and others willing to engage with the meaningfulness of designed culture, get together, within a constructive sphere of nurturing, cultural citizenship, to negotiate and establish our cultural future via design’s playful, political practice.