The Din D Exhibition was held as part of the collaboration between Southeast Asia University, Chulalongkorn University, and Yimsamer. With studies and statistical data supported by Cornell University, the exhibition promoted and raised awareness of the importance of soil, forest, and natural resources among members of the new generation. The content of the exhibition was presented through audiovisual and interactive installation, including the Soil Aggravation Project, the Thailand Royal Rainmaking Project, and the Vetiver Knowledge that are easy to understand. The project was initiated to help promoting the recognition of the 5th of December as the World Soil Day among young generation. Most importantly, this exhibition aims to honor the tireless efforts of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej to develop sustainable soil resource management. His contribution has greatly improved the conditions of agricultural land throughout the country, an accomplishment that has been recognised all over the world. The multimedia installations consisted of 3 parts: LED SCREEN around the room, LED STRIP, and INTERACTIVE ACTIVITY. LED Screens told the story about soil and all the projects of His Majesty King Rama 9. LED Strips portraying the image of the King, surrounded the interactive space that represent the thought and creativity of His Majesty. The soil and grass surface in the middle allowed people to walk on with bare feet to experience through the sense of touch and interact with led strips.

PROJECTS

MOVE HABIT

MOVE HABIT

DIN D

DIN D

85TH ARCH CHULA

85TH ARCH CHULA