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#Visit the exhibition “Who’s Cutting Onions?” The reason I cried was because of onions, but not because of you. The exhibition showcases the artwork of Tum Ulit (Tum-Natthakorn Ulit), a cartoonist and storyteller who conveys loneliness, sadness, and fragile and complex feelings into his artwork. Tum Ulit’s works convey the hidden emotions and feelings in our hearts, which often try to hide the real reason why we cry. The phrase ‘Who’s cutting onions?’ (or Is someone cutting onions) is used when we try to hide our feelings of sadness, emotion, or sensitivity. The play on words is humorous, suggesting that tears are not caused by sadness, but because someone is cutting onions nearby (because onions can cause eye irritation and tears). The artist has created a new world full of delicate layers, similar to an onion that needs to be peeled off layer by layer. Each layer of the onion is like a layer of emotions that we need to explore and understand. The deeper we go into this world, the more powerful and painful the onion becomes, to the point where sometimes we may shed tears. Similarly, emotions that are hidden can make us feel deep pain or sadness when we experience them. The artworks are created and distilled from the artist's imagination, interpretations, and deep feelings, inviting us to explore the feelings deep inside. He believes that behind every tear, there is a reason, whether it's from missing, losing, growing up, love, hope, or even dreams. 🗓 Exhibition period: Today - August 25, 2024 📍 Venue: River City Bangkok ⏰️ Open daily from 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. 💵 Free admission 🚘 Parking available #tumulit #whoscuttingonions #insomniascene #insomniainexhibition #bangkoktourist #exhibition #artexhibition #healyourheart #enjoyart