YDP

Artist-in-Residence

Harit Srikhao

Residency

01.09 – 23.11.25
YDP

YDP will host the inaugural artist-in-residence, Harit Srikhao, from September to November 2025.

Srikhao is a visual artist interrogating inherent relations in the composition of image making. His practice focuses on the dilemma of photography, of being a subject and of being the subject performing the act of capturing—the dichotomy in front of, and behind, the lens. For Srikhao, photography functions as a device to address the delay in understanding, coming to terms with, and examining the conditions of his position within the world. His works encompass photographic diaries of moments and staged setups where fictions are interwoven with facts.

While in residence at YDP, Srikhao will expand his research into theatrical storytelling and the history of using dolls, puppets and marionettes. He intends to collaborate with local makers towards realising a new body of work, which explores the complex interplay of love and tension. His residency will culminate in an Open Studio in November, where Srikhao will share his research and work-in-progress.

Header image: Harit Srikhao, Can a Moth Remember Its Caterpillar Days? from the series Imago, 2024. Image courtesy of the Artist and BANGKOK CITYCITY GALLERY.

About the Artist

Harit Srikhao (b. 1995, Bangkok) lives in Pathum Thani. Rooted in photography, his multimedia practice engages with interconnected themes spanning the aesthetics of power and bodily autonomy, ranging from diaries documenting fleeting moments to staged imagery. For Srikhao, photography functions as a method for addressing delays in understanding, coming to terms with and recomposing relationships in the world. This approach is driven by an intense effort to grapple with his personal experience of being both a subject and an object: surrendering control over one’s image, struggling to reclaim one’s agency and the process of giving it a body.

Srikhao has a BFA from King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang in Bangkok and an MFA from the Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti in Milan. His work has been collected by museums including Musée de l’Elysée (Photo Elysée), Lausanne; Foam Photography Museum, Amsterdam; and Kiyosato Museum of Photographic Arts, Yamanashi.