Kedsuda Loogthong, Heart of River, 2011

Oil & silk on canvas
70.5 x 120 cm (visible), 76 x 126 x 6 cm (framed)
Condition: Very good

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Kedsuda Loogthong (Thai, b. 1983) graduated from the Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts at Bangkok University in 2006. Her early work often reflects her response to the rapid urbanisation of her rural hometown and the changing rhythm of everyday life. She developed a quiet visual language that uses familiar objects such as books, cloth and household materials to explore memory, personal history and the effects of social change.

In later years, Kedsuda became known for her series involving goats, which she uses as symbolic figures to speak about marginalised communities, displacement and resilience. Through detailed drawings and sculptural installations, she highlights the dignity and vulnerability found in ordinary lives. Her practice invites viewers to consider how people adapt to shifting environments and how memory and belonging continue to shape identity.

Acquired from Richard Koh Fine Art.

(Photographed in November 2025)