Over 100 TV screens at Power Buy, under Central Retail, have been transformed into digital canvases, alive with the imagination of 19 young autistic artists. Each piece — from vibrant brushstrokes to intricate lines — tells a unique story, resulting in 100 original artworks now on display in the “Power of Art by Power Buy x Artstory” exhibition.
This initiative, a collaboration between Power Buy and Artstory by Autistic Thai, aims to break art free from traditional frames and bring it into the realm of technology. Here, the TV screen is no longer just a window to entertainment — it becomes a bridge connecting art to the human heart. Visitors are invited to experience this one-of-a-kind gallery and support the young artists from now until 14 September 2025 at Power Buy, 4th floor, CentralWorld.
Ms. Patcharaporn Vorrayingyong, Head of Marketing, Power Buy Co., Ltd., shared: “This marks our second year partnering with the Autism Thai Foundation under the concept ‘Power of Love – Technology for All’. We believe technology is not only an innovation for convenience, but also a driving force for sustainable social growth. This year, we’ve used technology as a creative stage and an equal platform for marginalized groups to be heard.
At Central World’s Power Buy store, every TV has become part of a small urban gallery showcasing 100 artworks by autistic artists. This is more than an exhibition — it’s a statement that these special artists have a place, potential, and value in society. Power Buy believes everyone deserves an equal chance to grow, and technology is one of the key forces that can move us forward together.”
Mr. Warat Chantayanon, CEO of Artstory by Autistic Thai, added: “This is the first time our young artists’ works have been showcased through more than 100 TV screens — a powerful blend of art and technology that allows autistic individuals to express their true abilities. While they may not always convey their thoughts fully in words, their art speaks volumes through color and form, creating a deep emotional connection with viewers.
Technology plays a crucial role in helping them reach wider audiences. Artstory is proud to partner with Power Buy to not only give autistic artists a professional stage to shine, but also to inspire families and communities. This exhibition proves that their talents can transcend limitations and create works of true professional value.”
Beyond the main exhibition, visitors will also discover charming sticker designs created by the young artists. Drawing inspiration from everyday electrical appliances in the store, they’ve reimagined ordinary household objects through their unique perspectives, turning them into playful, decorative designs. It’s a perfect example of how technology and creativity can complement each other beautifully.
Power Buy remains committed to balancing business growth with genuine social responsibility — connecting technology with people in all dimensions to help create a better, more sustainable society. This vision continues under Central Retail’s CRC Care philosophy, specifically Care for the Community, which strives to enhance quality of life for Thais, promote equality, and reduce social disparities.
