Thavika Savangwongsakul is an emerging contemporary artist who works extensively between Bangkok and New York City. Savangwongsakul's work creates visually engaging narratives that provoke and inspire. Her expressive brushstrokes and intricate layering of imagery and texture invite viewers into a profound dialogue. While her vibrant colors initially appear cheerful, an underlying aggression challenges perceptions, reflecting her belief in art's power to foster meaningful conversations.

Girlhood is all about having fun♥. ݁+ ⊹ . ݁˖ . ݁ , It’s a time when every moment feels like a delightful adventure, where the world is a playground bursting with endless possibilities.
(A girl’s “fun” life is exactly that, just endless games and laughter. But what could be more fun than navigating the expectations placed upon her, balancing innocence with the weight of unwritten rules? It’s a complex exploration of life’s contradictions, where the freedom to be carefree dances with the pressure to conform, and where the aggression of cuteness hides in plain sight. All while the world watches her play along. After all, it’s all just fun and games.)

Savangwongsakul is notable for her participation in the 'Hotel Art Fair' 2022 in Bangkok, "ARRIVAL (An Invitation from Udomsak Krisanamis)" at the 100 Tonson Foundation. And her solo exhibition, "Neverland’s End," at Gallery Ver, Bangkok.