SHOWCASE

/ ARTIST / 2026

ARTIST: m y r a | mayo._.dreams
COUNTRY: Thailand
CONTACT: instagram.com/mayo._.dreams
Hi, I'm Myra! As a Thai-Taiwanese illustrator inspired heavily by nostalgia, Impressionism, and mundane things in life, I believe art has the ability to connect people from all walks of life.

While my practice now is mainly traditional (involving acrylics, watercolor, and drawing), I frequently experiment with other mediums to explore each of their unique characteristics.

My works explore distinct and vibrant color schemes and asymmetrical compositions visually while conceptually exploring our innermost emotions represented by the symbolism of everyday objects.

Midnight Comfort

Inspired by the nostalgic feeling of when you have warm food at night at a random stall while bits and pieces of conversation float over from the next table.

Remnants Of Time

A distorted still life of a pocket watch made to look like the mechanism that is crucial to our carefully engineered timekeeping process.

The Deep End

Sometimes you can be on dry land and still feel like drowning even when you don’t know how deep the deep end actually is.

This image is an ode to sweaty childhood summers where imagination runs rampant before we know what realities the world holds.

Avalanche

A painting that represents my first encounter with snow: cold and all-encompassing.

Through the deafening quietness that comes after heavy snowfall, many thoughts suddenly become apparent in the blinding landscape.

Shell Still Life

The reflection of the shells on the surface plays into a feeling of grandiose qualities of found items from the ocean.

Last Year's Birthday

An image about a remaining object of a birthday party, partially forgotten and still dazzling.

Shower Thoughts

An illustration about the best and most colorful thoughts we come up with when we are in the shower, because there’s just something about running water that feels inspiring.

Dead Fish on Fire

Inspired by the phrase: “you are what you eat”, painted at a time in my life when i felt as dead as the fish on this plate, still on fire.

This painting speaks of a certain hopelessness that comes with the uncertainty that lies in all material happenings and the food that slowly loses its meaning the more you fall into despair.

Dead Fish Drowning on Land

The five headless fish on the plate supposedly represents a feeling of insanity that we all embody as humans.

In certain moments in life, we feel as if we are drowning on air, served to others as a spectacle ready to be devoured.

An Insatiable Hunger

A visual representation of my all-consuming relationship with food.

Oftentimes, my hunger feels like a black hole that can never be satiated. this unhealthy relationship also points to the double-edged sword that comes with human nature and desire.