Entitled "Sitting (Money) 2004-06" - "Nang (Ngern) 2547-49" being the Thai-language equivalent - the show comprises no less than 365 small sculptures moulded from papier-mache - specifically from the pulp of Thai banknotes which have reached the end of their useful life. All are of the same figure in a seated position but displaying a variety of gestures. To the uninitiated they may look far from beautiful - childish, even. However, for Thais in general and especially those acquainted with Buddhist art, it is not difficult to interpret these stat-uettes as figurative imitations of Thai and Southeast Asian styles of portraying the Lord Buddha. Many of the figures closely resemble conventional images of the Buddha. Others, however, are more creative in interpretation and some so casual that they look more like toys than religious objects.