Bangog by Nulty
The art installation, titled “A Walk to Remember,” invites visitors on a nostalgic journey, designed to awaken emotional connections and evoke treasured memories that Bangkok residents hold for the Punyarachun Building. The journey begins at the Punyarachun Building and concludes at a nearby Si Phraya pier, guiding visitors through an immersive experience. Upon arrival at the Punyarachun Building, guests are greeted by a vibrant and colorful façade lighting display, setting the tone for exploration and embodying the spirit of travel. Each brightly lit balcony represents the diverse cultural and local discoveries encountered during our travels—such as cuisine, scents, and traditional attire. These elements enrich the experience, leaving lasting impressions and fostering lifelong memories. The experience reaches its pinnacle on the ground floor, where the ceiling features a striking installation of colorful hanging nets. These nets symbolize the transformation that occurs within our body and soul through travel, reflecting how individuals are shaped and influenced by their experiences, emerging forever changed by their journeys. At the main building entrance, each guest is presented with a travel brochure and stylized tickets, reminiscent of the human touch once central to our experience in booking domestic or international trips through travel agencies in past generations. With these in hand, visitors embark on their journey, exploring either the interior art exhibition within the building or venturing along the streets to discover predetermined travel attractions
