I am a Singapore-born, Thai national and ethnically Indian multi-disciplinary visual artist, designer, and educator whose practice moves fluidly between digital and traditional media. Blending bold colors, patterns, and abstract forms, my work reflects a queer, third-culture identity to build layered, meditative compositions. 

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I studied Art Direction and Copywriting at RMIT in Australia, trained in traditional printmaking at Kala Bhavan in India, and completed my MFA at Silpakorn University in Thailand. Over the years, my work has expanded to include painting, projections, and collaborative projects. I have participated in over 40 exhibitions, joined international residencies, and collaborated with brands such as Vodafone, Freitag, and New Balance.​ Alongside my studio practice, I lecture for BFA Digital Communication Design at Silpakorn University International College.

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Artist statement

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My multicultural background shapes how I perceive the world — as a tapestry of intersecting cultures, ideas, and emotions, exploring abstraction, transcendentalism, and identity through color, line, space and form. As a queer mom, my sense of self continues to evolve, and this transformation deeply informs my art. It mirrors the fluidity, balance, and multiplicity I seek to express on canvas and in life. My art is an ongoing inquiry into the unknown, the inner landscape of consciousness, and the interconnectedness between microcosm and macrocosm.

Working across painting, drawing, printmaking, digital illustration, murals, and motion graphics, I merge traditional and contemporary media to create visually rhythmic compositions that evoke movement and meditation. My process is intuitive and trance-like — I begin without a plan, allowing the work to unfold organically. I often describe it as “dancing with form,” using repetition, symmetry, and fluid geometry to visualize sound, emotion, and energy. Whether painting with acrylics or animating digital projections, I treat each piece as a living vibration — a dialogue between intuition, structure, and surrender.
My inspiration draws from Eastern philosophy, alongside artists such as Hilma af Klint, Georgia O’Keeffe, and S.H. Raza, whose practices fused spirituality and abstraction. I’m deeply interested in how visual art can mirror the meditative state and serve as a bridge between the inner and outer worlds.

Ultimately, my goal is to offer viewers a space for contemplation — an invitation to slow down, breathe, and sense the harmony that exists beneath life’s apparent chaos. Through my work, I hope to remind others (and myself) of our shared capacity for wonder, transformation, and presence. Art, to me, is not just expression — it’s a way of remembering who we are beyond words, and that there can be harmony in complexity.
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