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!
Adelina creates art inspired by national motifs, ethnic aesthetics, mythology, and the natural world—especially flowers and insects. She uses painting to explore cultural memory and symbolism, reimagining the past in new forms. With her love of ornaments and pattern, she aims to make work that feels warm, connected, and like a natural home.
Working with acrylics, my paintings move between control and looseness, realism and abstraction, often shifting from white grounds into darker spaces. I’m drawn to contrast as a way of slowing things down by using colour, atmosphere, and themes such as landscapes and still-life drift somewhere between observation and feeling.
Alvaro is a surrealist painter from Italy who blends classical training with abstract and dreamlike themes. Working mainly in oil and acrylic, he explores society, the cosmos, and ethereal beings through an oneiric lens. With roots in traditional Russian art, he’s shown work in an Italian gallery and even competed in an Art Battle about seven years ago.
Danuchit Kongkul is an artist whose work transforms familiar cultural icons and fragments of conflict into visual records of power and violence. His practice focuses on how destruction shifts form - from physical warfare to economic and symbolic systems
Nawapon started with a simple love for the beauty around him, which grew into a lifelong dedication to craft. He sees art as an endless learning journey—one that shapes who he is as both an artist and an educator.
Ploy creates art inspired by softness, flowers, and nature, using them as symbols of her own calm and gentle personality. She loves making soothing, emotion‑filled visuals through natural elements. She’s excited to join Art Battle Bangkok to challenge herself live and share her delicate, nature‑inspired style with the crowd.
Pongsit is a new artist who loves portraiture and focuses on capturing the emotions behind each moment. His work goes beyond likeness, aiming to reflect real feeling. He’s excited to gain new experiences, connect with other artists, and keep growing his craft.
Queen is a 32‑year‑old traveling artist born in Russia, shaped by movement, new cultures, and bright pastel colors. Her work is all about kindness, inner‑child energy, and living life on your own terms. After years in makeup artistry and studying art and design, she now creates uplifting, color‑filled pieces in Southeast Asia that remind people to be gentle with themselves.
Rudolph, a Marine Corps disabled veteran, began painting in 2010 while on dialysis, starting with markers on cardboard before moving to wood panels. He now creates geometric art with acrylic and spray paint, aiming to craft pieces that bring lasting enjoyment to those who own them.
Tan is a Bangkok‑based artist and digital illustrator who blends traditional drawing with modern digital techniques. With a background in graphic design, he creates character designs, visual stories, and digital artworks that bring imagination to life. His goal is to make work that connects, inspires, and leaves a lasting impression.
Wirin has been drawing since she was young, always carrying a notebook and pencil. She joined art competitions in high school but had less time to create once she started working. Now she’s returning to her passion, and stepping into this competition has reignited her creativity and given her drawings new power.
