A phoenix is a bird that never dies; it burns itself only to always rise from the ashes and live once more. Such is the resoluteness of will despite the thistles and thorns of injustice as depicted by the circle of barbed wire, the will that remains steadfast in the right to live with independence. The three-forked tail of the phoenix, positioned inside the circle to form a shape resembling the peace sign, represents our guiding principle: a compass pointing towards peaceful coexistence.
Latest from the People’s Will Archive
- 2024 Report of the Ratsadonprasong Fund, Part 1: A Drainpipe for Money
The central issue of the year is the redistribution or “draining” of funds, which shall go at a faster rate than bail returns. Most of that money has been going to detainees and their families after sentencing; the situation is such that their right to bail is no longer the answer, now that their exercise of that right to have their day in court has turned out this way. - Revolutionary Objects: An Archive to Keep the Conversation Going
On art and design inspired by the architects of the 1932 revolution in Siam - 2023 Report of the Ratsadonprasong Fund, Part 6: Bailors in the Maze
Closing out the annual report with a maze for bailors, the category we put in the last place, though this Fund began (befell!) in the first place because of bailing duties which were first taken up by an auntie who later brought on another auntie, followed by the christening of “the Ratsadonprasong Fund” to honor the will of the people, and eventually the government registration as “the Siddhi-Issara Foundation” to safeguard the fund until its mission’s expiration date.