Prach Pimarnman’s work explores the intersection of stories and historical narratives of the Malay people in Narathiwat, Pattani, and Yala provinces, as well as historic regions such as Patani, Kelantan, and Kedah. These areas share historical connections with Bangkok, which further enrich his exploration. Through his art, Prach delves into the diverse communities of Narathiwat, where terms like "mountain people" and "sea people" are commonly used to describe some minority groups.

Warin Lab Contemporary’s distinctive commitment is to engage the global audience by addressing vital social issues through leading-edge curatorial projects. The space works with artists and curators from around the world to create meaningful dialogues through works that provoke thought and stimulate action. To achieve the goal of engaging the audience at a profound level, the space devotes its focus to only one social issue per year. Since its inception in 2021, the theme has solely been “Environment.” During the year, the art space houses art exhibitions by different artists who explore environmental and sustainability issues through their own perspectives and approaches.