A line is only a few things in this particular world that we can see with our eyes and touch by our feelings. In the visual world, a single 'line' endlessly becomes a form, a pattern, and an outline as long as the creator's imagination takes you.

In the sensory world, we all have a 'timeline' that can't be seen with our eyes but is parallel to every change and growth in our life. Although it is visually invisible, it is a firm line dwelling on our feelings. Especially when we stop and look back.

On the artistic path of Pomme Chan, both the line and timeline exist in parallel and connect seamlessly. When we glance at the line on Pomme Chan's artistic creation, we are looking at the line and timeline of her life. The more the timeline goes forward into the future, the more the line extracted from her experience and emotion is flourishing.

The standard definition of 'Good Things Takes Time' refers to a lifelong dedication to achieve something beyond the ordinary. To Pomme Chan, it is good things that happen during the course of her life. Probably exploring new possibilities in every step of her path could be the definition of an artist like Pomme Chan.

'Yesterday I was, Tomorrow I will be.' is the exhibition telling the story of a 20-year path of Pomme Chan that lies in each line and design by her creation. From day one, the young Pomme Chan started to draw a simple line to share her happiness and feelings, the simplest form of emotion, till today that her line creates happiness for people. Various genres of art are created through her feelings at the very moment; paintings, sculptures, furniture, the list are endless. 

Supporting

• Budget about 250k

Benefit

• A special exhibition zone featuring Pomme Chan artworks created by Sakura products.

• Special artworks at a small book printed on waxed paper that inserts of ‘Palette of Pomme’s Book’. Only artworks created with Sakura’s products will be featured.

• The exclusive workshop featured Sakura’s products in this exhibition. (Value 50k THB/ 6 person)

• SAKURA logo on programme leaflet, wall text, and Palette of Pomme’s book.

• 4 reserved on a private exhibition tour with Pomme Chan for supporters

• 1 piece of limited edition A2 screen-printing, The artwork is exclusively for supporters – not for sale. (22,000 THB/1 PC)

• 4 copies of the publication 'Palette of Pomme’s book'

No.2 will be zone of ‘Childhood / Kids’ life / University life’

This room shows the beginning of Pomme Chan. Pomme wants this room to tell something about her childhood tales. What was like to grow up as Pomme? What kind of attitudes and beliefs did she have when she was a child? Pomme believes that everyone's childhood is unique; it is something that shapes the person's uniqueness. 

The display of the exhibition begins with photos and stories of Pomme’s childhood, her university life, and her early works as an illustrator in Thailand. During this time, Pomme drew a lot of sketch works. The majority of the work were drew on tracing papers; some doodles are in this part as well. This room will be displayed Pomme’s artworks with an  overwhelming quantities, stories and feelings.