Arjinjonathan Arjinkit

Painter

Ajinjonathan Ajinkit was born in 1983 in Buriram Province, in the northeastern region of Thailand.

He completed both his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Modern Art at Srinakharinwirot University, and earned his doctoral degree in Visual Arts and Design from Burapha University.

His works have been continuously exhibited both nationally and internationally.

Ajinjonathan’s abstract paintings explore concepts of contemporary society through cultural, socio-political, historical, and aesthetic perspectives. These ideas are conveyed through painterly processes, materials, and the use of color, which have always been central to his artistic practice.

His paintings are characterized by vivid, intense, and distinctive color application. The color palette in each body of work reflects his visual interpretation of society in relation to the current global landscape. Ajinjonathan refers to his colors as the “color of everyday life experience.

Some of his significant exhibitions include: Vernacular Horizon: Gwangju-Thai Pavilion, Phuket (2026); Across the Universe, Bangkok (2025); Dusk till Dawn, Bangkok (2023); Spiritual Pollution, Bangkok (2023); As if it never existed, Bangkok (2022); Body of Space, Bangkok (2022); Light Flakes, Bangkok (2021); Painting X, XSPACE Art Gallery, Bangkok (2021); Variation, Lyla Gallery, Chiang Mai (2016); The 13th Great Oriental Art Exhibition, Burapha University, Chonburi (2015); Art Peace, Ton Tann Art Space and Gallery, Khon Kaen (2015); and Gazing Into Colour, Lyla Gallery, Chiang Mai (2015).