The exhibition of 16 photo collages records the artist's experiences and interaction with places she has visited around the world, from Bangkok to New York and Los Angeles. She uses different angles and time lapses to tell the story of her subjects.

The works are printed onto fine archival-quality cotton canvas coated with acid-free primer with the same standards of the Fine Art Trade Guild’s blue wool scale, with every scan taken by museum-trained craftsmen. Sonakul has chosen this method because of its museum-standard quality and the environmental management policy of the principal supplier of print which was a recipient of The Queen’s Award for Export Achievement in 1993 and 2007.

Photocubism is a travelling exhibition that showed at La Lanta Gallery in late 2009 to a sold-out show.

About the artist

Thai artist M.L. Mingmongkol Sonakul majored in Fine Art Photography and has a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, from the San Francisco Art Institute, in the U.S.A. Before returning to Thailand, Mingmongkol worked at the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA), New York, and later in Los Angeles for independent film productions.

Her name is synonymous with the rise of Thai independent cinema, having produced the seminal 1998 film, Mysterious Object at Noon, by Cannes winning director Apichatpong Weerasethakul. In 2005, she was the executive producer of critically acclaimed films like The Tin Mine by Jira Maligool, and produced Invisible Waves by new wave director Pen-ek Ratanaruang. the director of Shutter), and co-produced the pan-Asian feature Invisible Waves