River City Bangkok, in collaboration with One Little Planet, proudly presents the exhibition Among the Stars, featuring Eggzy Lin, fufufanny, JD Wang, LAZY BUG, ODOM Tseng, Pucky, Robin Huang, Tos Suntos, VIN, and XIN.
"The cosmos is within us. We are made of star-stuff.
We are a way for the universe to know itself."
— Carl Sagan
Ranging from whimsical to spiritual to thought-provoking, Among the Stars is a collection of works by ten talented artists designed to captivate your imagination and touch your heart.
The exhibition begins with a room featuring circular works that symbolize each artist as a star. As you journey deeper, you’ll gain a more profound glimpse into each artist’s unique world—a glimpse into the cosmos within.
And as Carl Sagan pondered: Are we simply a way for the universe to know itself?
About One Little Planet
Founded in 2019 with a simple idea: to create toys using original ideas and thorough production processes.
The founders, Pucky and Vin, are toy collectors themselves, passionate about making high-quality, unique toys that evoke a sense of wonder and intrigue. The spirit of a small planet is inspired by Carl Sagan's work "Pale Blue Dot", which is also a favourite of the founders. In our only home, this small planet, we hope to create beautiful and fun things together with the most sincere and simple hearts. OLP has invested a lot of time and effort in toys with this spirit.
About the Artists
1.Eggzy Lin
Born in 1990 and primarily uses ceramics as his medium of creation. In 2017, he founded 91art.studio, a ceramic-based designer toy brand.
His artistic journey often focuses on interpreting his personal state, exploring the mutual influence and transformation between his emotions and the environment. Eggzy translates his experiences and emotions into different characters to narrate stories. Most of his works use human and animal forms as mediums, aiming to heal the hearts of his audience through his creations.
2.fufufanny
Born in 1983 in Taiwan, Fanny grew up with her father’s strong influence on her creative development. While other children were busy abiding by the rules, she was encouraged to doodle on walls, creating environments in which her characters could dwell.
Her subsequent degree in sociology provided her with an alternate train of thought—one of rational thinking, cause and effect. Her current body of work aims to challenge that very mindset. Through the creation of a whimsical landscape, in which unlikely creatures live harmoniously together, Fanny hopes to provide viewers with an oasis—a getaway from the turbulence of the world we live in.
3.Jing D Wang
Jing D Wang (b. 1985), also known as JD, is a visual artist based in Taiwan. His past works include visuals for the famous band MAYDAY’s concert, as well as collaborations with One Little Planet, Filter017, nabiis, and others. He now focuses on fine art and art toy projects.
4.LAZY BUG
Daily transformation has always accompanied my creative direction, whether it is to explore the creation of objects through imagination or to expand the elements of transformation into broader situations, introducing the audience to a world full of fantasy and imaginative space.
Lu Hsuanjung, also known as LAZY BUG, was born in Taipei in 1997. Observing the protagonist who is connected to your own heart from a third-person perspective, I explore the world built by curiosity about people and objects from a contemporary viewpoint.
The work incorporates flat paintings, composite media, and dynamic installations as creative carriers. Using semi-automatic expression techniques and high-contrast colours, I create compositions that increase readability while evoking different moods.
I believe: The exploration of objects extends to thinking about how my experiences and the people I have met transform into elements in my works. Sometimes, I also want to add witty humour to surprise the audience and create a sense of interactivity.
5.ODOM Tseng
Born in 1988, ODOM is an illustrator and toy figure designer from Taipei. The name ODOM is an abbreviation of One Day Monster, inspired by his “Monster Diary” creative project. Inspired by daily encounters, he creates monsters in various forms of creative expression.
ODOM studied architecture at Ming Chuan University (MCU-ARCH) and graduated in 2011. After working as an assistant in sculptor Hsi Shih-Pin’s studio for five years, he accumulated significant experience in sculpture and participated in several public art projects in Taiwan. In 2018, he founded ODOM STUDIO and began creating designer toys.
6.Pucky
Pucky, named after the fairy character Puck from Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, creates art that connects the real world with the imaginary. Deeply inspired by the wonders and mysteries of life, Pucky’s works seamlessly blend cute and dark elements, exploring a wide range of human emotions and energies.
- Space Clown
Space Clown is Pucky’s first handmade figure, created in 2013. It is an alien trapped on Earth after its spaceship broke down. To blend in, Space Clown disguises itself as a human by wearing a clown costume, yet it longs to return home.
7.Robin Huang
Robin Huang founded Robin Ceramic Studio in 2018, focusing on plant culture. His works have evolved from initial pot designs to sculptural art.
In recent years, he has collaborated with creators from various fields to develop plant-based ceramic artworks using diverse materials and perspectives, cultivating an ideal plant-inspired lifestyle.
Robin’s series of plant sculptures can now be categorised into two distinct styles: Beastification and Civilisation, each continuing to embody his fantastical imagination of the plant world through different facets and aesthetics.
8.Tos Suntos
Tos Suntos, a visionary artist, seamlessly blends Thai heritage, fantastical creatures, and pop culture into a contemporary and captivating style. Drawing inspiration from cultural traditions, everyday life, and childhood fascinations like sci-fi films, Tos Suntos masterfully fuses these elements into his work.
His creative portfolio spans various mediums, including paintings, digital art, graphic design, and sculptures, all intricately detailed and rich with hidden elements.
os Suntos’s talent has also garnered collaborations with renowned brands such as Adidas, Jim Thompson, JOOX Music, Grad, Dusit Thani, TCDC (Thailand Creative & Design), PTT Public Company Limited, GI (Thai Geographical Indication), DIP, Vespa Thailand, Shone Puipia, Honda Automobile (Thailand) Co., Ltd., CEA (Creative Economy Agency), NOVA, JBL, Singha Corporation, and Boo.
9.VIN - POH
Starting in 2015, Vin developed the character Poh—a chubby, cute little boy launched as a classic figure in 2019.
Poh’s design style features natural, friendly, and adorable lines that contrast perfectly with his expressions, creating a unique blend of cuteness and attitude. In 2023, Vin also began working with acrylic paintings to explore emotions and stories beyond toys.
10.XIN
XIN is an artist focused primarily on woodblock painting. After graduating with a degree in architecture, she discovered her passion for woodcut printmaking. The intricate process aligns perfectly with her artistic sensibilities, providing her with a deep sense of accomplishment.
Dreamscapes, forests, and various animal companions (spirit guardians) are the themes of her recent creations. She enjoys portraying states with blurred boundaries—are we inside or outside the space? Is this reality or a dream? It feels like being in a game. She wants to paint the world as she perceives it and hopes to allow her viewers to experience infinity and joy, just as she does while creating her works.
Exhibition Details
Among the Stars is open from 13 February – 30 March 2025 at RCB Artery (1st floor) and RCB Galleria 1 (2nd floor) of River City Bangkok. Free admission.