

"Wicked urban problems do not end at a city's boundary. They return elsewhere, in altered form". Bangkok is made through relations that extend far beyond its cityscape. Rain falls on roads and overwhelms drains. Heat and odour move between homes and neighbourhoods. Waste travels from the city to disposal facilities, where it becomes entangled with workers, larvae, and birds. Naga mythical figures disappear from some urban spaces and reappear in others. At the coast, waves, sediment loss, and sinking land transform community life.







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Jakkrit Sangkhamanee
Chulalongkorn University | Scientific Lead