This June, I'm honored to present Serenity, a solo exhibition at The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon, as part of their House of Pride celebration. On view from June 5–30, 2025, Serenity is a meditation on the color blue—its symbolism, its aspirations, and its emotional weight within both my personal story and the broader LGBTQIA+ community.

On April 24th, I had the joy of celebrating the launch of The Artisan Edit, a collaborative project that brings together my artwork with the bold fashion design of Frederick Morrison (This is Fred), all under the creative umbrella of The Slate, a luxury resort in Phuket.

Discover Trey Hurst’s favorite art galleries in Bangkok—333 Gallery, River City, Supples Gallery, Play Art House, and SAC Gallery—essential stops for art lovers.

The Story Behind the Mark Series: Sculptural Furniture Inspired by My Paintings

This May, I had the privilege of participating in Call of the Cardamoms, a group exhibition at Bangkok’s historic House on Sathorn. This exhibition was an awesome opportunity to merge my work with an urgent cause—preserving the unique ecosystem of Cambodia’s Cardamom forest.

In “The Marks of Summer and Fall,” I presented works on paper and canvas created through the technically humble yet emotionally transformative act of repetitive mark-making.

Living and working in the same space can be both a challenge and a huge opportunity.

Over the next few blog posts I will focus on my efforts to recycle paper into new works of art, Including the specific processes I’ve developed and lessons I’ve learned.