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Threads of inner harmony | july 18 - Aug 9, 2025

Threads of Inner Harmony

IMUR Gallery is proud to present Threads of Inner Harmony, a solo exhibition by Thai artist Kamonchanok Phon-ngam. 


Through delicate compositions and symbolic detail, Phon-ngam invites us into a quiet world where introspection, memory, and emotion are interwoven—offering a visual meditation on the pursuit of inner peace. 


This exhibition explores the subtle connections between our emotional landscapes and the broader rhythms of life. With a focus on balance, healing, and spiritual reflection, Threads of Inner Harmony reveals how art can mirror our internal journeys. Whether through thread-like textures, soft patterns, or layered forms, each work encourages stillness and self-awareness. 


As a whole, the exhibition becomes a space for gentle contemplation—where the personal and universal meet in quiet resonance.

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Kamonchanok Phon-ngam

Kamonchanok Phon-ngam is a Thai mixed-media artist based in New York City whose work explores the intersections of culture, nature, and human connection. Using fabric, embroidery, painting, and collage, she creates rich, introspective compositions that blend traditional techniques with contemporary expression.


Born in Bangkok, she holds a BFA from Rajamangala University of Technology Thanyaburi and an MFA from King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang. Her practice bridges Eastern and Western traditions, weaving themes of love, memory, and cultural harmony.


Her work has been exhibited internationally, including at the National Art Museum of China, Beppu Art Museum in Japan, and galleries across the U.S. and Asia. Recent highlights include In the Name of Love at Yant Studio (NYC) and group shows at the CICA Museum (Korea), the Asian American Resource Center (Austin), and SFA Projects (NYC).


Through every layered surface, Kamonchanok invites reflection on the quiet strength of tradition, the fragility of emotion, and the connective threads between us.


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