 Inspired by Thai ancient mural paintings, Krue-on has paid particular attention to the communal activities found in selected murals and ‘re-produce’ them in a series of 12 tempera-based works.Instead of focusing on the big narratives in religious spirituality usually preached in the large compositions of Thai mural paintings, as most are derived from the scriptures of Buddhism, the artist pays more attention to the daily activities of communal living, denouncing the preconception that the idea of the unity between community, labour and sharing represented an anachronistic and dying culture.Instead, he sees this unity as a vibrant, resurgent force to counteract with today's ever-increasing ideology-capitalism.