Art Battle Bangkok – Septmber 27, 2025
Art Battle Bangkok – วันที่ 27 กันยายน 2025
Doors @ 7:00pm / Painting @ 8:00pm
The Fig Lobby Bangkok – 55 Rimthangrotfaisaipaknam Road, Khwaeng Khlong Toei, Khlong Toei, Bangkok
ประตูเปิด @ 19.00 / เริ่มแข่งขัน @ 20.00
สถานที่ The Fig Lobby Bangkok – 55 ถนนริมทางรถไฟสายปากน้ำ คลองเตย กรุงเทพ
Get your tickets at TicketMelon or at Eventbrite
ซื้อตั๋วได้ที่ Ticketmelon และ Eventbrite
AB Bangkok is back!
Come watch the paint fly before your eyes and help vote to determine the Winner as artists battle the clock & each other in 3 fast-paced rounds.
All artwork will also be available for auction during this incredible experience of community and creation!
Be a part of the fun as a spectator, or participate as one of the featured artists by applying online at artbattle.com/artists!
Follow us on Instagram @ArtBattleBkk!
Art Battle Bangkok is an All Ages event.
มาร่วมชมศิลปินสร้างสรรค์ผลงานสดๆต่อหน้าคุณ พร้อมร่วมโหวตเพื่อหาผู้ชนะ ในการแข่งขัน 3 รอบ สุดเข้มข้นและรวดเร็ว!
ทุกผลงานจะถูกนำมาประมูลในงานของเรา เพื่อสร้างประสบการณ์อีกขั้นของการชมศิลปะ ในชุมชนของเรา!
มาร่วมเป็นส่วนหนึ่งของผู้ชม หรือเป็นศิลปินที่ขึ้นไปแข่งขัน ศิลปินสามารถสมัครออนไลน์ได้ที่ artbattle.com/artists
เยี่ยมชม Instagram ของเรา @ArtBattleBkk!
ArtBattle เป็นอีเวนต์สำหรับผู้ชมทุกช่วงวัย
Artists ศิลปิน
Artists can apply to compete. Also, most events have a ‘Wildcard’ easel, where artists leave their names at the door and we draw at random to pick the Wildcard Artist. To be a potential wildcard artist, just buy a ticket and show up!
ศิลปินสามารถสมัครได้ ที่นี่ และ ทุกๆอีเวนต์เราจะมี “Wildcard” คือศิลปินที่เราจับฉลากขึ้นมาแข่งในงาน เพียงคุณเขียนชื่อบนการ์ดและใส่ไว้ที่โต๊ะต้อนรับ เราจะทำการจับฉลากขึ้นมาเพื่อเป็นศิลปิน หากคุณอยากแข่ง สามารถซื้อตั๋วมาที่งานได้เลย
Confirmed Competitors ผู้แข่งขันที่ยืนยันแล้ว
Assadawut Sooksee
Assadawut is a visual artist whose work reflects the journey of life — from birth through the struggles, dreams, and responsibilities that shape us. He explores the individuality of human experience while highlighting the shared challenges we all face. Through his art, he captures the resilience required to overcome obstacles and shoulder life’s burdens, offering a powerful reflection on survival, responsibility, and the human condition.
Matita
Matita is a Thai visual artist known for her bold exploration of sexuality, desire, and the unapologetic beauty of the human body. A graduate in Communication Design from Bangkok University, she has remained dedicated to themes of sensuality and power. Beyond the canvas, she founded No Man’s Land and Wrap God, blending art with lifestyle. Her upcoming solo exhibition marks a fearless, intimate milestone in her creative journey.
Matupoom Marnnui
Arm is a painter whose work centers on creating characters inspired by his daughter, drawing from the shared narratives and daily routines they experience together across various contexts. Working primarily with paint on canvas, he holds a Master of Fine Arts from King Mongkut's Institute of Technology. His work has been featured in numerous exhibitions, including shows at Phetchaburi Rajabhat University and the 12th Asia Plus Painting Contest.
Pahas Tongting
Pahas is a painter and poet who channels deep emotions through expressive oil paintings and written word. Inspired by suffering and loneliness, her work embraces intense colors, abstract forms, and geometric distortions to convey inner turmoil. Rather than capturing reality, she finds beauty in imperfection, using art as a cathartic release—a way to transform pain, frustration, and suffocation into raw, emotional expression.
Pimpisuth Chootiwat
Pimpisuth is a teen artist with a passion for creativity and self-expression. Currently exploring different art styles, she sees each piece as a chance to learn and grow. Alongside her artistic journey, she finds joy in music, movies, cats, good food, and sleeping! Always open to new opportunities, Pimpisuth is discovering her unique voice in the art world one step at a time.
Piyapat Kaewsumran
Piyapat is a visual artist who uses realistic painting to explore generational differences and foster understanding. Through symbolic depictions of real objects, her work reflects emotions, relationships, and perspectives across age groups. Contrasting yet interconnected compositions reveal hidden meanings and social contexts, inviting viewers to bridge generational gaps through perception, empathy, and shared experience.
Princess Mildred Clores
Princess Mildred is a Filipino artist, photographer, and entrepreneur based in Thailand. Through her project Messy Harmony, she transforms fear, doubt, and imperfection into visual stories of healing and growth. Blending photography, painting, and everyday inspiration from nature, her work embraces the beauty within chaos. For her, art is both a reflection of inner healing and a celebration of imperfect moments.
Qandle (Janjira Ninlawong)
Janjira, who paints under the name Qandle, discovered art through a life-altering car accident that left her with a traumatic brain injury. During recovery, vivid images filled her mind—ones she could only express through painting. Her work channels raw emotion and personal truth, inviting others to confront both pain and healing through deeply honest, expressive art.
Sasiwimol Chonlabut
Sasiwimol Chonbut is a mixed media artist based in Pattaya, Chonburi. A 2023 graduate with first-class honors in Thai Arts from Silpakorn University, she is currently pursuing a Master’s degree at the same institution. Her work blends painting, materials, and video around connected themes. In 2024, she joined the THAV-PSG Exchange Program in Taiwan and exhibited at Art Future Prize 2024, among others.
Watthana Petchkeaw
Watthana is a visual artist currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Painting at Rajamangala University of Technology Rattanakosin, Poh-Chang Academy of Art. Now in the fourth year of study, Watthana works with various mediums including oil, watercolor, and dust paint. He has recently showcased his talent in events such as the New Gen Connected Art Fest and Young Artists Talent
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