This mixed media work done in monochromatic tones focusing on the evening bridal gown which represents the epitome of love and the promise of a new life and challenges together for the happy couple, also questions traditional and cultural practices which get subsumed in a Western-deviated capitalist consumerism. Born in Ubonratchatane in Thialand, Natthawut graduated with a Bachelor’s of Fine Art (Painting) from the Chiangmai University inThailand in 2003. His solos include the Bang-Kra Thing to the Spiritual Forest and places in between, Singapore (2006), A Black Horse in the New Moon Night, Thailand (2005), and Recent Works by Natthawut Singthong, Thailand (2004). He was also featured in Valentine Willie Fine Art’s annual 3 Young Contemporaries, together with Eko Nugroho and Vincent Leong.