Making The Unknown known art project is the three channel video installation about the geopolitical conflicts in 3 areas (air, ground, and river) and three stories of creatures (a parrot and a white elephant) and nature (a river). The conflicts are within the territory of border and power at various levels in which humans are the causes. The first conflict, man used the animal as instruments of war. I present it on the White elephant screen. According to the SEA belief, it is a symbol of prosperity and a symbol of royal power. During the late 16th-century, the Siam king had 9 white elephants in his procession and this news brought the war between 2 countries (Siam and Burmese). The second conflict that I present in the African grey parrot screen. In 1504, the first parrot was kept as a pet, when Prince Henry Tudor, took possession of an African Grey. It also had evidence that many princes and princesses in Europe had parrots. In that sense, parrots were symbolizing eccentricity, luxury, and richness. The voice over in this video represents a parrot voice that tell the history of their own. The last conflict is water conflict on the Mekong delta, which is a trans-boundary river in SEA. After many dam constructions in China and and Laos, the Mekong natural rhythm has been disrupted and no longer predictable. I shot this video at Khong Jiam the easternmost point of Thailand. The water runs out and there are only dry soil and rocks that affect people and animals along the Mekong.