Nuttawut Suddee

I work in interior design and have always been interested in the atmosphere of a space — especially the emotions created through light, shadow, form, and movement within a room.

While working in design, I became fascinated by kinetic mobiles and moving sculptures inspired by Calder. I was drawn to how these pieces can transform a space in such a simple yet living way, gently moving with natural light and air.

I began experimenting with mobile sculptures using wire, geometric forms, and balance calculations to explore the relationship between movement and calmness in living spaces.

Each piece is carefully assembled and balanced by hand, with attention to rhythm, weight, negative space, and soft movement from every angle — while also focusing on durability and easy maintenance.

For me, these works are more than home decor objects. They are small moving sculptures that bring atmosphere, emotion, and a sense of life into everyday spaces.

B.F.A. (Interior Design), Rangsit University
M.F.A. (Interior Design), Silpakorn University