The artist spent three months of his residency at Bangkok University Gallery observing the patterns of trees growing in the urban area and plant nursery at Nanthawan Garden (Nokhon Nayok province). Ideas were later developed into the exhibition of photography, ‘As They Grow Older and Wiser,’ which is comprised of two series of works: ‘As They Grow Older and Wiser’ (photography) and ‘Everything Can Be Measured’ (installation). The artist’s presentation of the landscape of a tree market through eight different images creates the realistic surroundings of nature in the exhibition space with a narrowed focus on the densely packed cluster of timbers while deliberately leaving traits of contamination such as the ropes used to wrap the branches, concrete pots and bamboo sticks that keep the trunks stable, etc. Viewers are made aware (sooner or later) that the images they are seeing are actually a depiction of artificial nature at a tree market. Another interesting issue that may not be directly conveyed by the photography but is successfully brought forward by the installation is humans’ ‘control over nature.’