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New Series Akkara Naktamna Photography - Behind the Windshields

Behind the Windshields

In Thailand, drivers will put spiritual objects on the car console or hang on the rear-view window. Mostly they will be Buddha or famous monk images, or anything they believe that can protect them from an accident. Those faiths might be conflicted by the Global Status Report on Road Safety 2015 made by WHO (World Health Organization). They reported that the number of road traffic death in the world which surprisingly Thailand took the second place of ranking. This report insists the annual regrettable situation in Thailand; between Songkran or New Year festival, many Thai drivers and riders will be killed by car accidents around 300 people and happen in just five celebration days. Someone said ironically that the number might be more than deaths in the civil wars or the epidemic in some countries. This is a painful truth suffering us whether those spiritual things would help us or not.

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Pahparn - Sirima Chaipreechawit was born in Bangkok, Thailand in 1988 Her photography has been originally created from her passion in black and white. She has been fascinated by the path through the streets and alleys that allowed herself to be fully expressed. She always travels and tells stories of what she saw through the nature of her photography. In each of her expeditions, she would be lost among her emotional self, places and people she met along the way. In the midst of that moment, her profound creativity would be created and produced a powerful identity in her photography, in the way that has always been described by her faithful audience as darkness and loneliness. For Sirima, photography is a reflected explanation of her own self; her view and her thought, at the best she could possibly express. And life, for her, is always a trip to eternity.