Pira Ogawa, half Japanese and half Thai, was born in 1946.

He had never attended Art school but his love for art made him continuously working for more than 40 years.

Now he has hundreds of his artwork collections.

He started his work from free hand drawing and later developed into his own unique style - two dimensional geometric style.

Most of his works deal with flat shapes such as square, triangle, rectangle, circle, and so on.

He uses points, lines, and angles to form these flat figures.

The challenging part of his work is how he can control the lines and angles into the direction that these flat shapes form the image he intends to create.

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