Vijchika Udomsrianan is a Bangkok-based visual artist and film director whose work explores the intersection of memory, mythology, and landscape transformation through alternative storytelling. Her work examines how both premodern and contemporary myths evolve in dynamic cultural landscapes, inviting audiences to engage with the ever-shifting narratives embedded in their surroundings. She works across film, publication, and site-specific installations, blending thorough historical research with playful yet critical reinterpretations of place and identity.


Exhibition
2025, ‘Too Cute to be Tamed’ group exhibition,
as part of Intersections Art Summit, Bangkok

2024, ‘Fufu in Paradise’ solo exhibition, curated by Pongsakorn Yananissorn KICHgallery, Bangkok

2020, ‘Speedy Grand Centennial’ group exhibition,
Speedy Grandma Gallery, Bangkok

2019, ‘IMPOSITION’ live coding visual & sound performance with Tiri Kananuruk,
About Photography Gallery, Bangkok

2018, Film installation for ‘Shone Puipia : dawn chorus, dusk calls’,
soi sa:m space, Bangkok

2017, Film installation for ‘Shone Puipia : Antwerp 2012 - 2016’
MAIIAM Contemporary Art Museum, Chiang Mai

2014 , ‘Image|Object|Image: New Modes of Representation’,
group exhibition curated by Notes Magazine
Judith E. Wilson Drama Studio, University of Cambridge



Professional Experience
2022, Nanglerng Community Lab online platform, Bangkok
Creative consultant

2018-2019, Speedy Grandma Gallery, Bangkok
Collective member and General Manager

2016, Independent Curators International (ICI), New York
Development / Strategic Planning Intern

2016, Red Hook Labs, New York
Gallery Intern



Education
2018, Ghost2561 : Classroom of Storytellers, Bangkok,
Selected participant

2014, Slade School of Fine Art, London
Summer School Foundation

2008-2012, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok,
BA Fine and Applied Arts