The Gallery by Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra

The Gallery

The Gallery
by Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra

Step inside The Gallery by Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra and discover an inspiring setting. Featuring artists based in Cambodia, The Gallery hosts a unique exhibition each quarter allowing a journey through a diverse collection of themes and stories. The Art Gallery is available for private functions or celebrations for up to 30 people – ensuring a memorable occasion surrounded by beautiful pieces of art.

PURCHASE ARTWORKS

Sofitel around the world make it a point of honor to promote art and culture, particularly inspiring local talent, and the Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra is no exception. Over the past years, the Phokeethra Group has been actively participating in the Phnom Penh art scene through regular exhibitions within the hotel. Phokeethra Group aims at expressing its active investment and commitment to nurture the arts in Cambodia.

Previous Artists

“The Long Eclipse”
by Channy Chhoeun

Born 1988, Battambang, Cambodia, Channy Chhoeun studied Arts at Phare Ponleau Selpak in Battambang and Graduated in 2013. In early 2017 Channy had his first show in Siem Reap, a near sell out exhibition and followed by his previous success exhibit back in 2019 at Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra

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“Element Of the Lotus ”
by Punleu

Ponleu Prom was born in 1994 in Siem Reap. He has a strong connection with the nature around him and his beloved country, Cambodia. His love for its countryside and the Khmer people is strongly represented in all his work. In his world, art is his only horizon. We welcome you to his world which is full of peace, freedom, and love. His new exhibition highlights the Four Elements of nature depicted with Lotus flower, echoing with Claude Monet’s “Water Lilies” period.

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“Beyond The Eyes”
by La Mo

La Mo traveled to all corners of Cambodia, on his motorbike to unearth, document, and capture various aspects of Cambodian aesthetic: from people to religion, from rituals to tradition, from monument to the exotic species of plants, from performing arts to visual culture, and from the lowland to the highland cultural aspects with an attempt to picture Cambodia beyond Angkor.

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