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HHonesty with integrity |
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The Cornerstone of Stability in our Lives | |
| Detail | The sculpture entitled “Honesty/Justness” reflects the concept that honesty means straightforwardness, sincerity, moral conduct and forthright execution of one’s duty. | |
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EEconomy, Sufficiency |
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A Life Based on Sufficiency Economy Is the Approach Leading to a Balance in Life | |
| Detail | The sculpture entitled “In the Water, There Is Fish; In the Field, There Is Rice” reflects the concept that sufficiency does not mean frugality but, rather, the use while appreciating the value of resources for maximum benefits. As a country abundant in resources, Thailand can be perceived as the Land of Gold. | |
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AAccountability |
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The Standard for the Aim for Achievement | |
| Detail | The sculpture entitled “Sculpture from the Conscience” reflects the sculptor’s upbringing in a rural area where rice farming was the people’s main occupation. To him, rice is significant: an icon for agriculture, a cornucopia of food, the fulfillment of life and knowledge for human beings. Out of a creator’s obligation and spirit, his work was created with the sense of gratitude to rice. | |
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RResponse heartily |
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The Condition for Success in Fostering Friendship | |
| Detail | The sculpture entitled “Smile” ref lects the concept that the Thai wai, when accompanied by a smile, is comparable with a blooming lotus that is gently opening up to greet the new dawn and all living things. A heartily smiling service provider thus indicates happiness and readiness to welcome the service user. | |
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TTeamwork |
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The Format of Work Based on Unity | |
| Detail | The sculpture entitled “Relations” reflects the concept that cordial relations among all functioning units lead to happiness, harmony and progress. | |
