Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor Showcases Cambodian Artistry with “Wild Spirits, Sacred Symbols”
Renowned artist Channy Chhoeun's latest exhibition blends wildlife conservation and Khmer heritage in Siem Reap
Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor in Siem Reap has launched its latest cultural showcase, “Wild Spirits, Sacred Symbols,” featuring the works of celebrated Cambodian artist Channy Chhoeun. Running from January 18 to April 30, the exhibition explores the intricate relationship between wildlife and Khmer spiritual traditions through vibrant acrylic paintings of birds and nature.
Channy’s personal journey—from a hunter to a passionate wildlife advocate—shapes his evocative art, spotlighting environmental conservation and Cambodia’s rich natural heritage. His pieces, on display throughout the hotel’s elegant public spaces and restaurants, invite guests to reflect on the interconnectedness of nature and culture.
This exhibition strengthens Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor’s role as a cultural hub, merging luxury with authentic Khmer experiences. Guests are encouraged to explore the local art scene further by visiting Channy’s home studio in Wat Avtea village and participating in the hotel’s cultural programs that celebrate Cambodian heritage.
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Channy’s personal journey—from a hunter to a passionate wildlife advocate—shapes his evocative art, spotlighting environmental conservation and Cambodia’s rich natural heritage. His pieces, on display throughout the hotel’s elegant public spaces and restaurants, invite guests to reflect on the interconnectedness of nature and culture.
This exhibition strengthens Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor’s role as a cultural hub, merging luxury with authentic Khmer experiences. Guests are encouraged to explore the local art scene further by visiting Channy’s home studio in Wat Avtea village and participating in the hotel’s cultural programs that celebrate Cambodian heritage.
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