Oat Rujeraprapa

Name: Oat Rujeraprapa
Address: 856 Sukhumvit Road Klongtoey, Bangkok, 10110, TH
Telephone: 66896699025

Photographer, Photography Instructor, Stilllife Photography, Wedding Photography [rememorari], Conte

01/11/2019

collaboration with BODHI
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26/09/2019

collaboration with Inspirer Gluten-Free Product
Designer; Art direction, Styling: Pimfun Chaisongcroh
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08/08/2018

collaboration with MeritOrganic
Designer; Art direction, Styling: Pimfun Chaisongcroh
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12/05/2018

collaboration with PHKA studio
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COLLECTIVE COROLLAS
Corolla - an inner floral envelope, a whorl of petals of a flower. It is a part that make flower a flower, and is distinguished from other parts by its textile fineness and colour gayness. Collectiveness of these tiny floral leaves is what we decided to choose as a main component for the whole design. Transparent paper leaves are fabricated as a dominant material to be used in all areas. Assembling in bunches and installed on different structures, they are designated to create an astonishing effect both by themselves and along with fresh flowers, including December magnolia. In constructed spaces and planes, cornices in various sizes and details have been applied onto surfaces to break the plainness thus created a style that would harmonise with chandelier-like structure and created the contrasting backdrop for organic form of paper leaves. These could be seen in foyer decoration area, photo opportunity area, and stage backdrop. Typographic design is done by PHKA, and utilised a similar design approach with the event itself, also with transparent leaves. Designer / Supervisor: Sumanee Chivapong Editor: Noppaluk Mekprasertwanich

12/05/2018

when oil could truly mix with water
, when you never be strangers again.

© oatrujeraprapa
bride and groom : sui and luck

06/04/2018

“Trees should be planted first in the hearts of the people. Then the people will plant trees on the land and nurture them.”
His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej.

co-creation with BIG Trees Nan Arts Festival
model: Apinya Sakuljaroensuk