Back

Hotel Announcements

VARY: A Dual Exhibition Exploring Transformation in Nature and Humanity

Rosewood Phnom Penh Art Gallery proudly presents VARY, a duo painting exhibition by two acclaimed Cambodian artists, Nout Daro and Thun Dina, on view from October 21 to December 11, 2025. The exhibition explores transformation, connection, and the shared essence between humans and nature — a poetic reflection of how change shapes identity and the world around us.

Released 22 October 2025

Rosewood Phnom Penh Art Gallery proudly presents VARY, a duo painting exhibition by two acclaimed Cambodian artists, Nout Daro and Thun Dina, on view from October 21 to December 11, 2025. The exhibition explores transformation, connection, and the shared essence between humans and nature — a poetic reflection of how change shapes identity and the world around us.

Rooted in their personal journeys and reflections, VARY invites viewers to explore the contrasts between past and present, memory and transformation. The exhibition embodies the artists’ shared philosophy — that life itself is an ever-changing process of adaptation and discovery.

  • Nout Daro celebrates the vary of nature, emphasizing the intrinsic connection between humanity and the natural world. His vivid compositions encourage reflection on how humans coexist with the environment, calling for awareness and compassion toward nature’s fragility. Through his works, Daro advocates for the protection of forests, animals, and ecosystems, reminding viewers of the importance of preserving life on Earth before it fades into extinction.

  • Thun Dina, on the other hand, explores the vary of people—the human pursuit of growth, transformation, and fulfillment. His paintings juxtapose black-and-white human figures against vibrant, colorful backgrounds, symbolizing personal evolution. Each piece reveals the duality of struggle and hope as people strive to change themselves and pursue their dreams for a better life.

Their shared artistic dialogue converges in VARY, creating a harmonious conversation between nature and humanity — two forces in constant motion and transformation. The exhibition encourages guests to reflect on how both realms shape one another, offering a mirror into our collective responsibility and inner growth.

“At Rosewood Phnom Penh, we are proud to celebrate Cambodian creativity through VARY, a powerful reflection of transformation and connection. The works of Nout Daro and Thun Dina beautifully capture the evolving harmony between people, nature, and time — a true testament to the spirit of contemporary Cambodian art,” said Daniel Simon, Managing Director of Rosewood Phnom Penh.

Displayed against the elegant backdrop of the Rosewood Phnom Penh Art Gallery, VARY offers visitors a contemplative journey through color and form, exploring how art connects the past, present, and future. The exhibition not only highlights the evolution of two Cambodian artists but also serves as a testament to the country’s growing contemporary art movement.

VARY will be on view from October 22 to December 11, 2025, at the Rosewood Phnom Penh Art Gallery, located on Level 35. Admission is complimentary, and all artworks are available for purchase.

About Rosewood

Rosewood is an ever-evolving global collection of hotels, resorts, and residences, born through the discovery of remarkable places. With 42 one-of-a-kind destinations, each property celebrates the culture and community that shapes it, upholding the ideal of hospitality as mutually revitalizing. Every detail is intricately woven to tell the story of the place, offering unexpected moments of discovery and connection. Rosewood Residences extends this spirit, inspiring a life where belonging and curiosity enrich every day.

For more information, please visit rosewoodhotelgroup.com

Connect with us: Instagram, Facebook, WeChat @RosewoodHotels

About Rosewood Phnom Penh

Set atop the soaring cultural landmark that is the Vattanac Capital Tower, Rosewood Phnom Penh pays homage to Cambodia’s heritage and creative future. Devoted to its community, the property acts as a platform for local talent; every stay supports partnerships with educational NGOs and circular hospitality initiatives. The interiors, featuring 175 rooms and suites, embrace sweeping panoramas of the storied Tonlé Sap and Mekong rivers, curated with a blend of traditional Khmer-influenced artwork and contemporary style. At the seven restaurants and bars, menus celebrate young chefs, artisan techniques and zero-waste principles; the hotel is home to Cambodia’s first hydroponic garden, infusing fresh flavor into every dish. Well-being at Sense, A Rosewood Spa is holistic, stimulating the body through ancient medicinal practices and modern fitness concepts.

Discover more: rosewoodhotels.com/phnom-penh

Connect with us: Facebook, Instagram @rosewoodphnompenh

Media Contact

Zoë Jinadu

Director of Communications