Throwback Thursday by PZ Opassuksatit

PZ Opassuksatit is a Thai-born artist and designer based in Paris.
Opassuksatit is also the founder of PZtoday, an experimental laboratory specialised in image design, art direction, visual merchandising, object design and concept selling.
Opassuksatit oscillates between several media: print (digital and analogue), garments and accessories, photography and film, objects and sculptures, as well as installation.
Her practice observes the routine behaviours and mundane daily actions of people, often in relation to consumption, food, hygiene, love and sex.
Through various media, Opassuksatit reflects these observations back onto themselves, highlighting/exaggerating the absurdity and humour of the everyday with an honest and sincere voice.
She considers herself a comedian.

“I miss Japan,” said PZ Opassuksatit, when asked about the inspiration behind “Throwback Thursday”.
Growing up in Bangkok, Opassuksatit was strongly influenced by Japanese pop-culture, J-POP music, manga and PlayStation. “Throwback Thursday” was a collective of memory, simulation of the old-modern-day and homage to the simplicity and beauty of the mundane daily action.
Happy Throwback Thursday everyone!

PZ Opassuksatit is a Paris-based artist and designer born in Thailand.
She is also the founder of PZtoday, an experimental laboratory specializing in image design, art direction, and more.
Opassuksatit moves between various mediums, including print (digital and analog), garments, accessories, photography, film, objects, sculpture, and installation.
Opassuksatit’s work observes people's routine behaviors and mundane actions related to consumption, food, hygiene, love, and sex.
By reflecting these observations, she conveys the absurdity and humor of everyday life with honesty and sincerity, while highlighting or exaggerating them. She calls herself a comedian.

When asked about the inspiration for this work, Opassuksatit said, "I miss Japan."
Growing up in Bangkok, Opassuksatit was strongly influenced by Japanese pop culture, J-POP, manga, and the PlayStation.
"Throwback Thursday" is a collection of memories, a simulation of the retro-modern era, and an homage to the simplicity and beauty of mundane daily life.