Pintura única de la estación de tren de Tailandia en grises, "el camino iii"

The station pulsates with the rhythms of rumbling engines and quick clacking wheels. Rushing here and there beneath harsh electric lights, passengers hurry toward their destinations. Rattapon Pirat works in shades of grey to convey a lack of joy and spontaneity. "Life in the capital is like an engine because high technology and machines are widely used to increase productivity. This ruins a human's value and his or her capability, because they are all controlled by the machine. They need to adjust and learn new things, and their lifestyles relate to the industrial system," the artist says. "Notwithstanding, their life goal remains how to achieve and keep real happiness."