BEHIND TIME : Titirat Skultantimayta and Sornrapat Patharakorn

The triangular space under the lowest flight of stair is sometimes called spandrel, but the whole space, including that under the first landing does not have a specific term to itself, nor does it have a specific function. In that manner, how we call it and how we use it might vary accordingly.

 

Anyhow, its purpose as storage or welling of things rather than dwelling of human remains not very varying.

 

The space usually stores things those are borderline between valuable and forgotten items, most of them are not of apparent present use, they might be relics from the old times in waiting for the case that they are prospectively useful again. So the space and what remains in store are associated more to the past and the future, kept away from the sight of present day.

 

Behind Time is a site-specific mixed media installation by Titirat Skultantimayta and Sorrapat Patharakorn. It comprises of both tangible and intangible materials, namely light, wood, air, and the space itself.