A Cup of Coffee  Exhibition

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        The objective of this exhibition is to examine 

the  connection  of  human  interaction  with  daily

used  products  which, in  this  case,  is  a  cup  of

coffee. We  are  looking  through  the  connection based  on  human   perception  and interpretation towards  a  cup  of  coffee  which  reflect  different

forms of human behavior. 

 

Coffee  cups  are  not used  just  for containing or drinking but  more  than  hundreds  of  them  have

been  chosen to  be  examined, whether  they are universal  designed  cup or unique local designed cup.  There are many of them that we are  familiar  with, many  that  we use, many that we may have seen  but  never  use,  and  many  that  we  aren’t

purposely designed to be coffee cups but we  use

them anyway.  

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        You will find ‘A Cup of Coffee’ from  15  creators whose designs didn’t focus on its color or   its  shape but rather  representing  the creators’  different  ideas towards  their  cup  of  coffee.  Let’s try  to understand and explore the connection  of ‘A Cup of Coffee’. We hope that you might find some values hidden in these daily used products. 

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exhibition by

issaraphap

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participants

Suwan Kongkhunthian

(Product Designer, Chiang Mai)

 

Assistant Professor

 

Pim Sudhikam 

(Lecturer at Department of Industrial Design,

Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University

/ Ceramic Designer, Bangkok)

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Imhathai Kunjina

(Product Designer/ Project Manager atThailand Creative and Design Center Chiang Mai,

Chiang Mai) 

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Sumanatsya VoharnPh.d.

(Lecturer at Department of Design, Faculty of Fine Arts, Chiang Mai University / Product Designer, Chiang Mai)

 

Sarngsan Na Soontorn

(Lecturer at Department of Design, Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Création Industrielle(ENSCI) – Les Ateliers/ Product Designer, Paris)

 

 Pichan Sujaritsatit

(Photographer, Bangkok)

 

Teema Muekthong

(Lecturer at Department of Design, Prince of

Songkla University/ Visual Artist/ Barista, Songkhla)

 

InClay Studio Pottery : 

Jirawong Wongtrangan

(Ceramic Designer, Chiang Mai)

 

Chatchaiwat Pottery Studio :

Chatchaiwat Chungchoo

(Ceramic Designer, Chiang Mai)

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Another New Design Studio :

Jittrapa Lerttaweewit

(Experience Designer, Bangkok)

 

Trailer Espresso Bar : 

Maythasit Ruangprasittiporn

(Coffee Shop Owner, Chiang Mai)

 

o-d-a : 

Jutamas Buranajade

Piti Amraranga

(Product Designer, Bangkok)

 

THINKK Studio : 

Ploypan Theerachai

Decha Archjananun

(Product and Interior Designer, Bangkok)

 

Atelier2+ : 

Ada Chirakranont

Worapong Manupipatpong

(Product and Interior Designer, Bangkok)

 

Issaraphap :

Nichepak Torsutkanok,

Wanus Choketaweesak,

Ratthee Phaisanchotsiri,

Teerapoj Teeropas

(Product Designer, Bangkok)

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for

TCDC Chaingmai​

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supported by

TCDC Chaingmai​

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2018

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