I am a Singapore-born, Thai-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 practice explores the tension between introspection and the external world, navigating identity, perception, and the unseen forces that shape our experience. Working across painting, digital media, and immersive installations, I engage with abstraction as a language of emotion and consciousness, using form, color, and texture to evoke sensations that resist literal representation.

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I am drawn to liminal spaces—between digital and physical, structure and spontaneity, femininity and transcendence. My work often juxtaposes vibrant neons with muted earth tones, or precise lines with gestural looseness, creating compositions that oscillate between control and chaos. Through this interplay, I aim to create visual experiences that are both visceral and contemplative, inviting viewers to inhabit the spaces between certainty and ambiguity.

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Rooted in a multicultural identity—Thai, Indian, and globally educated—I engage abstraction as a means to explore cultural hybridity and collective consciousness. By merging digital and analog techniques, I seek to challenge traditional boundaries of painting and push the medium toward sensory, spiritual, and transformative encounters.

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*Artists I love in no particular order: 

Kandinsky, Hilma af Klint, Agnes Pelton, M.C. Escher, Stanton Macdonald-Wright, Georgia O’Keeffe, Frank Stella, Dale Chihuly, Roberto Matta, Barbara Kasten, Sonia Delanuay, Naum Gabo, S. Dalí, Judy Chicago, Cappa Marinetti, S.H. Raza, G.R Santosh, Amrita Sher-Gil, Pratuang Emjaroen, Ruth Asawa, Julie Mehretu, Maya Hayuk, Swoon, Futura