Khun Amornrat Chaiyosburan, advisor to the CEO of Beger Company Limited, together with Professor Dr. Charnnarong Pharrungroje, chairman of the Art for Humanity Foundation, organized the event “Art For All… Inspired by Beger” inviting youth with disabilities under the care of the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security, along with volunteer youth and the general public, to add colors according to their imagination by enhancing the landscape within Art for All Village on the occasion of International Day of Persons with Disabilities. The event also included a ceremony for the educational merit-making to build a learning center for disabled children and an award presentation ceremony for the painting competition on the theme Art for All: 25 Years of Overcoming Limitations in Developing the Potential of Persons with Disabilities through the Creative Arts Process, honored by Yuthika Isarangkun Na Ayutthaya, Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Culture, as the chairperson of the ceremony at Art for All Village, Pracharuamjai Road, Khlong Samwa District, Bangkok.
Khun Yuthika Isarangkun Na Ayutthaya, Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Culture, said, “Throughout the time I have worked under the Ministry of Culture, I have been aware of the activities of Art for All, including youth camps for both disabled and non-disabled individuals, as well as disadvantaged citizens organized by the Art for All Foundation. This year marks the 25th year that the foundation has created good things for society while also developing the potential of people with disabilities, youth, and various personnel using art as a medium. The Ministry of Culture is pleased to continuously support these activities and to be involved in expanding the Art for All network internationally, starting with inviting ASEAN artists to participate in activities since 1999, with over 200 artists involved. I would like to congratulate the activities held today and encourage the creators of art, hoping that everyone will use their knowledge of art to create psychological value, generate economic value, and achieve success in the future.”
Professor Dr. Charnnarong Pharrungroje, Chairman of the Art for All Foundation, said, “I believe in the power of self-motivation which we can see in people with disabilities. In today’s society, people with disabilities are being accepted more. People with disabilities have the same dignity as others. The most important aspect of social development is creating people. The activities of Art for All focus on developing the potential of individuals. Our foundation has created opportunities for people with disabilities.”
“Many can gain acceptance in society and overcome the limitations of disability. Once they have transcended these limits, everyone will take pride in themselves, see their own uniqueness, and coexist in society happily.”
Amornrat Chaiyosburan, advisor to the CEO of Bayer Co., Ltd. “On behalf of the representatives from Bayer paint, I am very pleased to be part of supporting activities that help improve society. In addition to being a leader in eco-friendly innovative paints, Bayer is also ready to be the paint that everyone thinks of when wanting to create good things for society and the community. The ‘Art for All … Inspired by Beger’ activity this time aligns with the ‘Beger Be Happy, the color of happiness’ project that the company has continuously carried out various social activities, especially supporting building paints to restore and improve the landscape of various places to make them beautiful and usable for the public benefit. I sincerely hope that today’s activities will be able to add colors of imagination through the art of using color, while developing the potential of disabled children and bringing joy to the youth and volunteers attending the event,” Amornrat concluded.
