Onnalin Lojanagosin, born in 1983 in Thailand, is an artist whose diverse practice traverses the realms of representational and semi-abstract forms. Her recent works, profoundly influenced by the principles of art psychotherapy, reflect a continuous journey of self-exploration and emotional expression.

Onnalin’s artistic foundation was laid at Camberwell College of Art in London, followed by a Bachelor’s in Illustration and a Master’s in Communication Design from Central Saint Martins. She also earned a Painting Diploma from The Florence Academy of Art, Italy.

At the heart of Onnalin’s work is a commitment to spontaneity and subconscious exploration. She believes that true narratives unfold in the act of creation, with each brushstroke revealing moments of discovery. Captivated by the tension of works on the brink of collapse, she welcomes the unpredictability of her medium, allowing raw emotions to radiate from her canvases. For Onnalin, imperfections and “wrong” decisions breathe life into her art, enriching its storytelling rather than detracting from it.

As a result, her pieces invite viewers into a suggestive, open-ended dialogue, encouraging engagement and personal interpretation. Through her art, Onnalin seeks to illuminate the complexities of vulnerability, emotion, and the multifaceted human experience.