JITA is an artist from Thailand who began drawing at the age of 15. He is currently working on a story featuring a multi-colored cow character. His name means "wise mind," and he is skilled in acrylic painting.

Enjoy my art world

Sometimes our thoughts are too limited.
We have to know how to let it go sometimes.

Aim to reach your own goals, listen to yourself more but don't be attached. Listen to the people around you and reflect on yourself. Having goals is good, but it's not easy. It's like being in the middle of a desert looking for a water source.

Blue is an artist known for creating surreal, atmospheric works that blend chaos and isolation through expressive brushstrokes. They aim to evoke a strange, immersive mood in each piece, believing that art doesn’t need explanation—its power lies in how it makes the viewer feel. Primarily working with acrylic paint, Blue also sculpts with paper clay and explores a range of mediums including oil paint, crayon, woodcut prints, stencils, and intricate line work.

blue is the prettiest color !

Panisara aims to convey her feelings about the social conditions of both the past and present. By critiquing the current and past state of society, she hopes to inspire change in the right direction. Through her art, she expresses her perspectives, attitudes, emotions, and reactions to various events she has encountered, using artistic media as a tool to communicate these insights.

Patitta creates portraits that express emotions through color, light, and shadow, adding depth and dimension. She combines realism with surreal elements to convey her thoughts and feelings, using oil paint for its texture and detail. Her work, inspired by personal emotions and experiences, focuses on capturing mood and uniqueness through light, shadows, and color.

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Pun specializes in photorealism and enjoys experimenting with different art forms. While she was once passionate about sculpture, her interest shifted to painting when she entered university, revealing a whole new realm of creativity. She has a deep love for colors and photography. Although naturally shy and not one to seek out social situations, Pun's artistic journey was sparked in elementary school when she attended an art camp and visited the art gallery of Professor Prateung Emjaroen. This experience left a lasting impact on her and continues to inspire her artistic pursuits.

Pun specializes in photorealism and enjoys experimenting with different art forms. While she was once passionate about sculpture, her interest shifted to painting when she entered university, revealing a whole new realm of creativity. She has a deep love for colors and photography. Although naturally shy and not one to seek out social situations, Pun's artistic journey was sparked in elementary school when she attended an art camp and visited the art gallery of Professor Prateung Emjaroen. This experience left a lasting impact on her and continues to inspire her artistic pursuits.

Notsurprized blends live and inanimate images, experimenting with styles and materials. His work often explores digitalization and society’s focus on the virtual. He creates interactive pieces where viewers reveal hidden elements by peeling off pixel stickers, making each artwork unique. Notsurprized works in classic canvas with mixed materials like inks, markers, and acrylics.

the most important things are usually left unseen

Maiko began practicing calligraphy at age 5 and has since earned numerous awards. At 17, she became a licensed calligraphy teacher and has inspired young artists in Japan. She’s held solo exhibitions in Japan, South Korea, and Thailand, and her work combines calligraphy with visual art to express emotions and stories. Maiko’s creations also include paper dresses, kimono designs, and written art on walls, with a focus on helping others rediscover happiness through her art.

When I create my work, I do so with the sincere hope that those who see it will feel happiness. In our daily lives, we all experience a wide range of emotions—joy, anger, sorrow, and sometimes fear or anxiety. Even now, some may be carrying uncertainty within them.

But while viewing my art, I hope you can set those feelings aside for a moment and simply enjoy the present. I want you to immerse themselves in the art itself.

If that experience can become even a small source of happiness, then I believe my work has meaning.