APCOM and Riverside Plaza officially opened Frame of Pride 2026: #BodyPositivity with a special reception under the theme “Body Acceptance. Peace Within.” The evening brought together more than 60 guests, including representatives from embassies, NGOs, artists, community members, and art lovers to celebrate self-love, diversity, and inclusion.
A highlight of the evening was an inspiring Artist Talk featuring renowned Thai photographer and artist Surachai Saengsuwan (Surapui), alongside influencer and model Fa-al Yawor and singer and influencer Eark Chalisa. Through heartfelt conversations, they shared personal experiences of bullying, body image struggles, and their journeys toward self-acceptance and body positivity, reminding everyone that everybody deserves love, dignity, and celebration.
Another memorable moment of the opening reception was a live body painting performance on three models, transforming the human body into a canvas of creativity and expression. The artistic showcase brought the exhibition’s message to life, celebrating the beauty, uniqueness, and stories that everybody carries.
The exhibition features 42 powerful artworks, including 12 newly curated pieces by Surapui and community artists, inviting visitors to challenge unrealistic beauty standards and embrace the textures, curves, scars, and experiences that make us who we are.
More than an art exhibition, Frame of Pride 2026 is a space for reflection, healing, and community connection—proving that art can inspire us to find peace within ourselves and celebrate everybody, in all its forms.
Frame of Pride 2026: #BodyPositivity is open at the Co-Creation & Art Space, 3rd Floor, AVANI Riverside Plaza, Bangkok, throughout Pride Month from 6-30 June 2026
Because everybody has a story—and every story deserves to be seen, celebrated, and embraced.
