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Luxsika Archive

visual and experimental artist

 

Bangkok, Thailand

Email    Luxsikq@gmail.com

 

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material additive

Sodium-Carbonate 

Salt entered my watercolor practice early, as both texture and material — later becoming central to Aesthetic of Air.

Graphite

Graphite is my most personal medium — a way into the subconscious through automatic drawing. I begin with the pressure of a single line, then let the hand move without a plan, each mark building on the last.

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Black & White Street Fashion
Rolling in the Dust
Schoolgirls in Uniform

During the first semester of my third year, I experimented with computative art, or creating ambiences from paintings. This resulted in a work divided into two sections.

The first section involved a painting that focused on the state of dust particles in the air and the existence of atoms. I carefully applied black paint in strokes, one stroke at a time,

to create large circles.

The second section represents the movement of ambiences and air underwater

This work traces dust suspended in air and the quiet presence of atoms — built stroke by stroke in black paint, forming large circles. A second section follows air moving underwater.

 

Earth, dust, and moisture were left to react with the canvas on their own terms: layered, dried, allowed to leave their own trace. The process became the work itself — material given room to find its own pattern, rather than forced into one.

Pigment powder

more sodium
more bleach
more breath!

Hybrid Beings (2023)

This paper-making project began with research into industrial contamination in Minamata Bay, Japan — and its lasting effect on the bodies of those who lived on that water.

Handmade Paper-Making Process: / Four papers, one process, natural fibers only: 1. Banana bark fiber 2. Dried leaf fiber 3. Corn husk fiber 4. Mixed fiber — herbs, banana bark, leaf, coffee grounds Wash the fibers, rinse 2–3 times. Boil 3–4 hours until soft. Blend to texture. Spread across a 2×2m screen. Let dry under weight overnight, then peel.

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Hidden sea buried deep (2024)

 

You cannot remember how it ends

And all you can do
is repeat the beginning
forever.

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Exhibitions​

 

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2024 "Green House" Exhibition at Art4C Gallery

     2024  Hotel Art Fair

 

2024  Intercontinental Hotel Bangkok Sukhumvit​

2024   "I am" Gallery Night at Art4C Art Center​

2025  Style Bangkok Queen Sirikit national Convention Center

2025  Obj Thailand At The Salil Hotel Riverside Bangkok

 

2025 resonance china-thailand artists international exchange exhibition, hebei academic of fine arts, china

2025 Synthesis Thesis Exhibitions At Bacc Pathumwan, Bangkok

2026 Hotel art fair,haf2026

Luxsika Noiprem
 

Luxsika Noiprem is a Bangkok-based visual and experimental artist working with natural materials — graphite, clay, dust, handmade paper. Her work begins with quiet attention, letting abstract forms surface as traces of feeling. Each piece holds a fragile connection between humans and other living beings.

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