At the same time SWEAR (Like Thai Spirit) also raise a cheeky question about design weeks and how their goers visitors engage with the space. Has design week sufficiently represented the creative community to the public or is it enough for  design weeks to act as playgrounds for Instagramers who visit these fairs for selfies with cool background?

With progressive approach to surface design, One More Thing explores various techniques of visual arts, photography, illustrations through the modern craft of jacquard weaving. Old kimonos dissected and created into a new patchwork pattern and pattern of vintage tiles commonly seen in Charoenkrung area inspire the woven surfaces created especially for this exhibition. The first debut collection will be exhibited among the collaborative artworks of Luck Maisalee; Thai artist who is also 
passionate about discussing social commentary and consumer cultures through sarcastic illustrations and precious textiles as well as the curated DJ set and pop up bar throughout the week.