Thai artist Chansrinual laid the groundwork for a new technique that he formally established. The artist starts by melting and squeezing solid acrylic before overlaying and implanting them into the canvas, allowing the paint to construct itself with a three-dimensional effect, augmenting the sense of depth. The experimental technique is furthered as the artist uses metallic colours to refine his work, instilling a modern tone. These techniques engender a new appealing texture for his subject - his newfound inspiration for mountains. Chansrinual captures the majestical form and essence of the mountains, allowing the viewers to awe in gaze at the ethereal beauty it brings. The magnificence of the mountain scenery transport viewers to experience a placid sense of harmony.

Mountains are adored by Chansrinual for their nobility and quality of scenic beauty. He was inspired by mountain visits and sceneries from the peak, exuding a peaceful emotion amongst vast complexities present in the world. His latest ‘Grand Mountain’ series pays tribute to this remarkable natural phenomenon and the greatness that mother nature has to offer for people. Chansrinual believes in true nature leading us to our pure emotions, a sanctuary where we seek resolution and comfort. His passion for nature will continue to relieve spirituality beliefs, as he progresses on the canvas with the spirit and creativeness of a true artist.  

Awards: 
2000 
Announcement of Frame - ASEAN Art Award, Phillip Morris 2000

1992 
3rd prize - Toshiba Art Award

1995
The Thai Farmer Bank Award