$ 59.00
Samaki, meaning “community” in Khmer, captures the essence of daily life in Phnom Penh through a series of illustrations depicting people on their balconies—an iconic and familiar sight in Cambodia’s urban landscape.
These prints were featured in the Samaki 2024 Exhibition at Hiroshima House, a sanctuary dedicated to supporting street children by providing them with education and a safe space to grow. By owning a piece from this series, you’re not just collecting art: you’re preserving a piece of Cambodia’s everyday beauty and the spirit of togetherness it represents.
Stack or arrange each house to create your own growing apartment block—just like Phnom Penh’s ever-expanding skyline.
– 30% of sales will go to the Hiroshima house
– Limited Collector’s Edition, only 30 available
– Hand-Signed & Numbered
– Museum Quality Giclée Print, 269 gr/m2
– Certificate of Authenticity Included
– Once Sold Out, It’s Gone!
- Orders placed through this webshop are shipped within Cambodia only, and will be delivered by Grab Express or otherwise consulted with the customer.
- Shipping is FREE within Phnom Penh and shipping domestically outside of Phnom Penh are at your expense.
- If you wish to ship internationally, the added costs are for your account. Please NOTE that shipping to the USA for example can roughly cost $40! International shipping from Cambodia is expensive.
- Before returning any product, please contact me first via Telegram or Whatsapp on number +855 (0)962556390.
- Any claims for misprinted/damaged/defective items must be submitted within 7 days after the product has been received, and returned in its original packaging within 30 days. The cost for shipping of returning products are for your own account.
- For packages lost in transit, all claims must be submitted no later than 30 days after the estimated delivery date. Claims deemed an error on my part are covered at my expense.
Beautiful and poetic artwork that touched me instantly. Thank you bong Ted for creating this lovely piece.
Review for: Soursdey Chnam Thmey
"The Sky in a Tent" is a truly stunning piece. The depiction of a refugee tent, contrasted with the serene blue sky and the keffiyeh symbolizing resilience...The care put into the design and details is evident. Knowing that 100% of the sales go to PCRF only adds to the impact and meaning behind this artwork. I’m proud to own this limited-edition piece and grateful for the opportunity to support such an important cause. Free Palestine and thank you Ryysa :).
Review for: The Sky in a tent - Pchum Ben 4 Palestine
This is my favourite piece of Ryysa art work ( I have a few). I first saw it at my gym as a large mural and loved the colours and the design linked to Aspara with the hands and headgear. I have framed it with a reclaimed wooden frame. The print is really nice quality.
Review for: Rebirth
Lady Bug is a stunning print that adds a touch of beauty and serenity to our space. The calming colors and gentle design create a peaceful atmosphere, and the positive energy it brings to our home is undeniable. We truly enjoy having it in our living room—it’s a piece we love seeing every day. Ryssa's work is admirable and simply beautiful !
Review for: Lady Bug
Love this piece. I got some other work from RYYSA. One artwork is at my office and we also got a mural done by him!
Review for: Noodle Rain 1st Ed.
Love this artwork! The artist was so nice, quick to respond and was willing to print this at a smaller size for me. The quality and colors of the print turned out beautiful. Even more stunning in person!
Review for: Valley Of The Water - The People
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