I am Sarocha Thawonsinsurakun, a Thai artist with a background in Clinical Psychology, Philosophy, and Cognitive Neuroscience. While art is my true passion, I have also nurtured an interest in scientific development. Since a young age, I have been a self-taught artist, focusing primarily on realistic art. During my undergraduate studies in Psychology, I furthered my artistic knowledge by immersing myself in courses on Aesthetic and Art History, exploring both Eastern and Western perspectives.
Upon completing my MSc in Computational and Cognitive Neuroscience in Budapest, I embarked on a new artistic endeavor—exploring abstract art as a means of expressing my ideas. Alongside my artistic pursuits, I find great joy in sharing my expertise by teaching undergraduate students about the intriguing connection between the brain and behavior at a university in Thailand.
My artistic journey is driven by a genuine passion for creativity and a profound curiosity about the human mind. The diverse range of my background, combined with my continuous exploration of both art and science, shapes my body of work. Through my art, I invite viewers to embark on a thought-provoking journey of self-discovery and introspection. By delving into the depths of their own being, I hope they can experience personal transformation as a meaningful and journey.
