Vipoo Srivilasa

For this collaborative community project Vipoo has taken seven precious, yet broken, ceramic objects donated by strangers, each with their own story of migration to different parts of Australia. Around...

In Deities of Daily Needs, Vipoo Srivilasa’s playful, spirited collection of ceramic figurines celebrates the everyday challenges we all face. Each deity, from the Parking Deity to the Instagram Deity,...

Vipoo Srivilasa is included in Kerameikos at Chau Chak Wing Museum in the University of Sydney. Kerameikos offers new ways of understanding some of Australia's oldest collections, by challenging historical...

Flower Bear Deity, an interactive art exhibition by Vipoo Srivilasa, is included in the Indian Ocean Craft Triennial 2024 (IOTA24). The Flower Bears series was inspired by an 18th-century Meissen...

Generation Clay: Reimagining Asian Heritage is an exhibition celebrating the vibrant versatility of clay, presented by a new generation of Asian-Australian contemporary artists. Together, these artists are reimagining traditional and...

Happy Australian is a series of ten ceramic portraits inspired by selected submissions of people designing their most ‘Australian Eleganza Extravaganza outfit’ to wear on the happiest occasion of their...

The events experienced enroute by migrants as they travel from one country to another are tangible episodes in the story of their lives. New skills, knowledge and cultural exchange is...

Drawn from the Rockhampton Museum of Art Collection existing work of Srivilasa and his recent works from the H̄mī bupp̄hā or Flower Bear series, this vitrine installation focuses on the...

Srivilasa has created a reflective space for visitors to celebrate five important attributes: identity, love equality, spirituality, creativity and security. The structure, which is scented with jasmine, is inspired by...

Deity was a collaborative project between art collector, Subhashok Angsuvarnsiri and artist Vipoo Srivilasa. Their partnership began when Srivilasa was introduced to Mr Angsuvarnsiri’s private collection of Thai antique artefacts....