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We favor a fully bespoke delivery approach, tailored to the nature and value of each piece. Lythore supports its clients by overseeing the transport through to the final destination. All deliveries are subject to a prior online quote request, to which we respond within 24 to 48 hours. Import taxes and duties may apply depending on the destination country.
Plastic and metal are combined with hand-painted acrylic details. Pillman’s body uses pill-shaped elements representing medicines, including antibiotics and vitamins.
Yoomoota is the art universe created by Bangkok-based multidisciplinary artist Taras Yoom. Drawing on medical and biological studies, he develops sculptures, furniture, paintings and mixed media works reflecting human emotions, habits and desires. Its imagined planets and inhabitants give each object a narrative role. Biomorphic forms, vivid colour and experimental materials connect the collection, turning familiar references into playful figures and objects that question everyday human behaviour and contemporary culture.
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We favor a fully bespoke delivery approach, tailored to the nature and value of each piece. Lythore supports its clients by overseeing the transport through to the final destination. All deliveries are subject to a prior online quote request, to which we respond within 24 to 48 hours. Import taxes and duties may apply depending on the destination country.
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Plastic and metal are combined with hand-painted acrylic details. Pillman’s body uses pill-shaped elements representing medicines, including antibiotics and vitamins.
Artist
Yoomoota is the art universe created by Bangkok-based multidisciplinary artist Taras Yoom. Drawing on medical and biological studies, he develops sculptures, furniture, paintings and mixed media works reflecting human emotions, habits and desires. Its imagined planets and inhabitants give each object a narrative role. Biomorphic forms, vivid colour and experimental materials connect the collection, turning familiar references into playful figures and objects that question everyday human behaviour and contemporary culture.
